Busayo Aminata Agbaje, UX/UI designer. I design, in Figma, from what people actually do, and I build Claude CodeLovableGeminiVS Code what I design.

I map how people really move through a product, then design and build the path.

Open to product design rolesuxora2025@gmail.comCV (PDF)

Selected work

Four projects: AMEN, where I design and build; Chicly, a social-commerce app I researched and designed; Landnest, a website and onboarding redesign; and Floowpay, an invoicing web app.

How I build

AMEN · Home pageAMEN · Community pageAMEN · Community pageAMEN · Waiting list formawards.amen.africa
  1. Step 1

    Find inspiration

    I start by studying how other websites solve the same problem, and collect the patterns worth learning from.

  2. Step 2

    Do the research

    Then I research the people, the content and the real data, so the design says only what the product can deliver.

  3. Step 3

    Design in the brand’s style

    I design my own screens to match the product’s style, its colours, type and components, so every new page feels part of it.

  4. Step 4, Claude Code, VS Code

    Build with Claude

    With the research done, I build the design with Claude Code, and I review every change myself before it ships.

  5. Then

    Live

    A real link people can use.

How I build

  1. AMEN · Home page

    Step 1

    Find inspiration

    I start by studying how other websites solve the same problem, and collect the patterns worth learning from.

  2. AMEN · Community page

    Step 2

    Do the research

    Then I research the people, the content and the real data, so the design says only what the product can deliver.

  3. AMEN · Community page

    Step 3

    Design in the brand’s style

    I design my own screens to match the product’s style, its colours, type and components, so every new page feels part of it.

  4. AMEN · Waiting list form

    Step 4, Claude Code, VS Code

    Build with Claude

    With the research done, I build the design with Claude Code, and I review every change myself before it ships.

  5. awards.amen.africa

    Then

    Live

    A real link people can use.

See design and build together in the AMEN case study.

About me

  1. Starts with people
  2. Designs and builds
  3. Hard problems, not decoration

I’m Busayo Aminata Agbaje, a UX/UI designer. I start with the people who will use the thing: talking to them, watching them work, and mapping where they get stuck. Then I design the screens, and more and more often I build them too.

I like problems where the hard part is understanding rather than decoration: care, money, small businesses, tools people use every day. I do my best work with teams who let me talk to their users.

Based in
Lagos, working remotely
Available
Open to product design roles.
Busayo Aminata Agbaje in glasses, looking at the camera.

Skills and tools

Practice

  • User research, with Google Gemini and Lovable. Interviews, diary studies, usability tests, synthesis
  • Flows and structure, with Figma. User flows, sitemaps, content inventories
  • Interface design, with Figma. Mobile apps, web apps, responsive sites
  • Design systems, with Figma and Claude Code. Tokens, components, documentation
  • Prototyping, with Figma, Lovable and Claude Code. Figma prototypes and coded prototypes
  • Front-end builds, with Claude Code and Visual Studio Code. HTML, CSS and Astro, built with AI tools and checked by hand

Tools

  • Figma, used for Flows and structure, Interface design, Design systems and Prototyping. Flows, screens, components, variables, prototypes
  • Claude Code, used for Design systems, Prototyping and Front-end builds. Production builds and coded prototypes
  • Lovable, used for User research and Prototyping. Quick clickable versions to test with users
  • Google Gemini, used for User research. A second pair of eyes on research synthesis and copy
  • Visual Studio Code, used for Front-end builds. Reading and fixing every change before it ships

Contact

If people get stuck somewhere in your product, I’d like to hear about it.

uxora2025@gmail.com