I spend most of my working hours figuring out why something isn't working, how it could work better, and occasionally wondering why someone decided a six-step checkout was a good idea.
I design digital products, but I'm interested in much more than interfaces. I'm interested in people, businesses, ideas, places and the strange little details that make experiences memorable.
I'm naturally curious about how things work — and why they don't. That curiosity shows up in my work. I like understanding people, questioning assumptions, untangling messy ideas and turning "we need a thing" into figuring out what the thing actually needs to be.
That's probably why I enjoy product design. There's always something underneath the interface worth investigating.
I like seeing new places, trying new things and being reminded that there is rarely only one way to experience something. Travel has a funny way of making you notice how differently people move through the world — something I find useful as a designer too.
Fiction, essays, psychology, business, creativity, biographies — if there's an interesting idea inside it, I'll probably want to read it. I like reading because it lets me spend time inside someone else's way of thinking.
My little corner of the internet for exploring business, design, content, strategy and creativity. It's where I experiment, document ideas and work with entrepreneurs and small businesses on things like websites, content strategy, social media, brand strategy and digital experiences.
It's an extension of me — not a separate corporate brand.
Visit NLTC →A community I created for women in business in Benin. It's a space for meeting people, learning, sharing opportunities and figuring out business together.
Explore the community →Design, business, community, travel, books — they all come back to the same thing for me.
How people think. What they need. What they notice. What makes something useful, memorable or frustrating.
That's the part I'm always curious about.
Products where humans and AI work together.
AI systems, product strategy and what happens beyond the interface.
Noma Loves to Create.
Build, Brand & Bloom.
New places.
Something I probably haven't finished yet.
Designer by profession. Curious by default. Always making something. Usually reading something.