Al-ameen A. | Brand Identity Designer

A conceptual project for a skincare brand in Africa. A modular skincare brand, who believes skincare product best works as a system. Full case study behance.net/gallery/250448… @Oolah_Ola @itsifeyinwa @avstudiosng @atsvisuals_ @akingGraphics @StephanieInii

Hey designer How is your weekend going?

@SpecEdoho YES

Currently finished preparing a template to help you find jobs from sites no one has spoken about, land it and get immediate responses from founders. If you want access, comment ‘YES’ and I’ll send it to your DM.

I designed a landing page for Nigerian creative photographer @lions_pixel to unify his portfolio, showcase his work and BTS, simplify client onboarding, and streamline bookings and inquiries, all in one place I am available for your brand and product design Build and Pitch 01

I see people's paychecks with thousands of dollars & I am inspired Thank you X community for opening my eyes to endless possibilities I have started exploring some teachings (a paid course) here and am seeing results Learning has never been an issue, earning is the concern. ✍️

A lady shared how one can get roles/contract up to $100k through Y Combinator, by pitching one's expertise to newly funded businesses with cold outreach. Should I tell you my instant subconscious reaction? I felt I couldn't secure those kinds of roles. So sad 🥲 👇

Most designers run out of inspiration. The good ones just know where to look. Here are 7 sites that consistently give me design inspiration inspiration : 1. Mobbin — the biggest mobile app screen library around. Whenever I’m unsure how a flow should feel, I search Mobbin first. Real shipped products, not concepts. 2. Awwwards — the classic. A curated gallery of award-winning websites, still one of the fastest ways to see what “great” looks like right now. 3. Dribbble — good for shot-level inspiration. Not full case studies, just quick hits of UI concepts and visual direction when you need to loosen up your thinking. 4. Land-book — a landing page gallery you can filter by industry or style. Useful when you need inspiration that’s actually close to the brief you’re working on. 5. SiteInspire — minimal, tightly curated web design showcase. Less noise than Awwwards, good when you want fewer options but higher quality. 6. Godly — beautifully designed sites in the same lane as Cuberto, but broader. Good for seeing trends across studios, not just one. 7. Behance — full case studies, not just screenshots. Useful when you want to see the thinking behind a design, not just the final shot. Repost and bookmark for later . What site do you go to when you’re stuck?

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If you are supporting Ronaldo today, say just “Hi” let us follow you🤝❤️

God forbid I doubt Portugal advancing to the next stage. Portugal will qualify You 🫵saw it here first

Ladies and Gentlemen, We have a show tonight. Please, be there. ❤️ “My PR money don land”

God bless you sir ❤️

Her: LinkedIn and X are my favorite social platforms. Also, I play chess when I am less busy. Me:

Cabo Verde 🇨🇻🇨🇻 Football Heritage

@fredrickofowora @AndyjnrUmaru But we address it as “mallam style”

@AA_Potential @AndyjnrUmaru Thats not arewa style. Thats just a normal nigerian dressing apart from the Arabic style of cap

Based on your Physical Appearance which tribe do people mistake you for? be honest pls!!!!!

@David48777 @AndyjnrUmaru Yes, brother 🤝

@AA_Potential @AndyjnrUmaru Aboki

Vozinha Masterclass 👏 Oshiomole to the village Be There🫵

I learned about the “Build & Sell” concept from an architect friend. Lately, while exploring how to earn more from my expertise as a brand and product designer, I’m considering adopting the same strategy, building tailored solutions for friends’ brands first and pitching them.🎯