Chidinma Nwajagu

After auditing a few AI-built websites last week, I found conversion gaps that are silently costing founders money. So I’m writing a straight-to-the-point guide to help founders fix those mistakes before they lose revenue. If you’re interested, you can join the waitlist here: forms.gle/s9MZC81b4BmD3Q…

X made some updates lately and I'm not even sure who’s seeing my posts anymore, so let me reintroduce myself. Comment "Hi" if you can see this. My name is Chidinma (you can call me Chizzy). I’m a UI/UX designer, and I help founders turn their apps and websites into something people actually understand and want to use... Especially the ones using AI. Here’s the thing I’ve noticed: A lot of AI products look “done” but they’re not designed to convert. They get clicks. They get impressions. But users don’t stay and they don’t come back. That’s where I come in. I audit AI-built websites and point out the exact things that are quietly killing conversions, then show how to fix them. Just practical changes that make people understand your product faster and trust it enough to use it. Right now, I have: • A free checklist that shows what to fix on your site before users drop off Comment “checklist” and I’ll send it to you • A guide where I break down how to turn a “just shipped” AI site into something that converts Comment “guide” and I’ll send you a link to join the wait-list (first 50 gets 50% off) If you’re: – building in public – shipping fast with AI – trying to turn traffic into real users – or wondering why people aren’t sticking around you’ll probably find my content useful. Follow along so you don’t keep guessing what’s wrong with your product and start seeing your product the way your users actually experience it.

Totally 💯 I’m trying to find a way to do less and still get meaningful results. At some point it stops being strategy and starts feeling like you’re slaving away for the algorithm, hoping it notices your effort and rewards you with visibility. That part doesn’t sit right with me. There has to be a balance, because it’s easy to get pulled in and end up spending more time online than in real life. I just came across a tweet about a mom whose child wanted to play, and she said she was busy working. The child replied, “you’re always busy,” and that moment just hit her hard. It made me think about how easy it is to slowly trade what actually matters for things that don’t always give real return. And with how fast everything is moving, especially with AI, it can feel overwhelming if you’re not careful. Forgive my long comment, but these things get to me sometimes.

@UIDesignWizard @stijnnoorman Agree. Personally I think it's unsustainable especially if you have a family and a business to run.

How to gain 1000 followers in 30 days: Write 5 tweets and 100 comments per day.

@ella_blay That's wild. Hope the pay/benefits will be worth it at the end?

I just got off a 3 hour interview These people made me design 3 screens while sharing my screen and they asking questions 😓

Spent 3 hours commenting this morning alone. Turns out you have to find posts you relate to, think through what to say, write it properly, then go search for the next one and repeat. It’s not as simple as it sounds. Doing this every day is a full workflow on its own, not something one can casually keep up with.

@UIDesignWizard @stijnnoorman Absolutely. 100%. I really struggle with this number in all honesty. Done with any thought it will take up a few hours of your day.

@CadenBurleson I'm a Christian so worship/praise songs does it for me 😀 Cain, Michael Smith, Hillsong, Maverick City, etc.

Been having anxiety or monkeymind lately after my week long vacation. Please send me your favorite deep-focus, locked-in, lofi, coding, etc. Playlists

I see founders building websites with AI spend time and money, especially on tokens, but end up with little to no results. They might get 100k views, but no one comes back. It’s not because AI isn’t powerful. It’s because they don’t know what “right” is supposed to look like. So they keep prompting, regenerating, tweaking… hoping something clicks. But AI still misses key things. Structure. Clarity. Real user intent. And at the end of the day, it’s only as good as the person guiding it. That’s where most founders get stuck. So I created an ebook that shows you what a high-converting website actually looks like, why most AI-generated sites fail, and how to fix yours so people don’t just visit… they stay, trust, and take action. Launching next week. You can join the wait-list. First 50 gets 50% off forms.gle/RxvQfxdWHckXMV…

Who else is shipping something real right now? Could be: → an app you're coding → a startup you're grinding on → a side project you can't stop thinking about → content that actually helps people I need more people who build on my feed. Drop what you're working on 👇

@Aje_Dynamicz @buildwithdudu Yet no step by step tutorial on how to do it 😭

Hello everyone pls I need a clarification on this Tax filing of a thing.. Is it for everyone? How true is it? @buildwithdudu what do you think my boss?

@Erotic_shoppe What of the mandatory disclosure of address section? Or am I on the wrong page?

Here’s how to do it in minutes First, get these ready: 1. Tax ID (TIN) 2. Payslip or salary summary 3. Tax deducted (PAYE) 4. Any side hustle income Then Go to the LIRS portal:etax.lirs.net Sign up (if new) Or log in Then Click “Annual Returns” Fill in: Your salary Tax already deducted Any other income (don’t skip this) You will now, Upload documents: Payslip OR tax summary And finally, Review & submit You’ll get an acknowledgment slip. Save it for later.

Do you people know the deadline to file your annual tax returns is next week Tuesday. They said even if you have zero income you must file, otherwise there will be penalty of 100k monthly and 50k subsequently.

@Erotic_shoppe Please, I didn't see anywhere that says "Annual returns."

@thsottiaux This would be fun 😄 What if you made it a thing… No usage or credit limits once a week. Or even once every two weeks. Better still, a “free build day” once a month where everyone can go all in 😁 Feels like that would unlock way more creativity (and loyalty too).

Hello. We have reset Codex usage limits across all plans to let everyone experiment with the magnificent plugins we just launched, and because it had been a while! You can just build unlimited things with Codex. Have fun!

Here's mine: I see founders building websites with AI spend time and money, especially on tokens, but end up with little to no results. They might get 100k views, but no one comes back. It’s not because AI isn’t powerful. It’s because they don’t know what “right” is supposed to look like. So they keep prompting, regenerating, tweaking… hoping something clicks. But AI still misses key things. Structure. Clarity. Real user intent. And at the end of the day, it’s only as good as the person guiding it. That’s where most founders get stuck. So I created an ebook that shows you what a high-converting website actually looks like, why most AI-generated sites fail, and how to fix yours so people don’t just visit… they stay, trust, and take action.

Drop your SaaS👇 I’ll give you: - 1 subreddit to focus on - 1 live thread to reply to today So you can get in front of people already talking about the problem you solve.

@nathanielblow This is a timely word 🙌🏼

Spiritual warfare 101 - No matter how overwhelmed you “feel” inside, never show the devil. You see, the devil is NOT Omniscient, so he does not know all things. The things he knows about us are things said and spoken of us. Or the things we let out from our mouths ourselves or by our reactions and actions. So while you may be overwhelmed in your soul, the way he gets to know is from your reaction. And because he is a wicked and oppressive entity, when he knows where it hurts, he robs it in the more. But responding in praise confounds him. This is exactly the rationale behind the idea that praise confuses the enemy. Because he can’t understand why his onslaught is not causing you to give up and give in. So beloved saints of God, regardless how you feel right now, find a way to release your praise ! “14 But I will hope continually, and will yet praise thee more and more.” Psalm 71:14. You are BLESSED 🙂

@nikitabier What makes you say that?

The Internet was a mistake

Claude just posted about usage limits but here’s what most founders don’t realize… As a founder, you're probably spending a lot on tokens doing trial and error. Prompt. Regenerate. Tweak. Try again. And before you know it, you’ve burned through a lot just trying to “get it right”. Then you finally launch. You get 100k views, but no one turns into a customer. So what do you do? You go back to Claude. Tweak the site, Regenerate sections, Adjust the copy, Run it again, hoping something clicks this time. More time. More money. More missed opportunity. Because 100k views could have been 1,000 users. But here’s the real problem. You don’t actually know what “right” looks like. If you don’t understand what a high-converting landing page should look like, you’ll keep prompting in circles. Changing words, regenerating sections, hoping something finally works, but every attempt is just guesswork. And that guesswork costs you. Not just money, but time and momentum. AI is only as good as the direction you give it. When you know what a strong landing page should do, your prompts become clearer. You stop guessing and start building with intention. That’s why I put together a simple guide for founders building with AI. No theory, no design jargon, just practical patterns to help you guide AI to create pages that actually convert. It’s launching next week, and the first 50 people on the waitlist will get 50% off. If you’re building with AI and don’t want to keep wasting tokens trying to figure things out, you should join early. forms.gle/RxvQfxdWHckXMV…

This is so true 😂 I thought I was the only one noticing this pattern. Now that you’ve laid it out like this, I’m actually thinking of reverse engineering it. What do all these posts really have in common?🤔 Because it’s clearly not random. There’s a structure behind what gets attention.

If you want to go viral on X, it’s actually pretty simple: → Quit your 9-5 and announce you’re all-in on indie hacking → Buy a MacBook and ask what you should install first → Book a one-way ticket to Southeast Asia to follow your dreams → Get your first paying customer and post your revenue dashboard → Launch your first iOS app and talk about how nervous you are about approval → Get rejected by the App Store (extra reach if it happens multiple times) → Ask pointless things like which AI tool people would delete forever → Work on a Friday/Saturday night and post a laptop pic about “the grind” → Share your monthly expenses in whatever country you’re in That’s it. That’s the formula. Follow me for more groundbreaking growth strategies.

@thedennisobaro1 At a certain point, your name does the talking. You don’t need to over-explain your skill with 10 case studies and polished UI shots. A simple page is enough, because the work already speaks somewhere else. Reputation filled in the gaps long before the portfolio did.

It seems the higher you get the simpler things become, most minimalistic portfolio I have seen today. benji.org

If you're currently building a product, this is for you 👇 AI has made it incredibly easy to ship products today. You can go from idea to a live landing page in a few hours without touching code, and honestly, that’s a good thing because more founders are now able to bring their ideas to life faster than ever. But there’s a pattern I keep noticing. People are shipping fast, but not always shipping right. Over the past few weeks, a number of founders have reached out to me to audit their websites. On the surface, everything looked solid. Clean UI, nice colors, modern layouts. Nothing felt obviously broken. Yet they were all asking the same question. “Why isn’t this converting?” When you look closely, the issue becomes clearer; – The pages look good, but they don’t guide the user properly. – The headline sounds nice but doesn’t speak to a real problem. – The product is introduced too early before the user even understands why it matters. – There are too many elements competing for attention, – The call to action isn’t strong or clear enough to push someone to take the next step. These aren’t design problems. They are clarity and UX problems. AI can help you build faster, but it doesn’t automatically help you think like your user. And that gap is where most conversions are lost. That’s why I put together a simple checklist for founders building with AI. It’s something you can quickly go through before you ship, just to make sure your page isn’t only “nice looking” but actually set up to convert. If you want it, comment “checklist” and I’ll send it to your DM.

If you're currently building a product, this is for you 👇 AI has made it incredibly easy to ship products today. You can go from idea to a live landing page in a few hours without touching code, and honestly, that’s a good thing because more founders are now able to bring their ideas to life faster than ever. But there’s a pattern I keep noticing. People are shipping fast, but not always shipping right. Over the past few weeks, a number of founders have reached out to me to audit their websites. On the surface, everything looked solid. Clean UI, nice colors, modern layouts. Nothing felt obviously broken. Yet they were all asking the same question. “Why isn’t this converting?” When you look closely, the issue becomes clearer; – The pages look good, but they don’t guide the user properly. – The headline sounds nice but doesn’t speak to a real problem. – The product is introduced too early before the user even understands why it matters. – There are too many elements competing for attention, – The call to action isn’t strong or clear enough to push someone to take the next step. These aren’t design problems. They are clarity and UX problems. AI can help you build faster, but it doesn’t automatically help you think like your user. And that gap is where most conversions are lost. That’s why I put together a simple checklist for founders building with AI. It’s something you can quickly go through before you ship, just to make sure your page isn’t only “nice looking” but actually set up to convert. If you want it, comment “checklist” and I’ll send it to your DM.

If you're currently building a product, this is for you 👇 AI has made it incredibly easy to ship products today. You can go from idea to a live landing page in a few hours without touching code, and honestly, that’s a good thing because more founders are now able to bring their ideas to life faster than ever. But there’s a pattern I keep noticing. People are shipping fast, but not always shipping right. Over the past few weeks, a number of founders have reached out to me to audit their websites. On the surface, everything looked solid. Clean UI, nice colors, modern layouts. Nothing felt obviously broken. Yet they were all asking the same question. “Why isn’t this converting?” When you look closely, the issue becomes clearer; – The pages look good, but they don’t guide the user properly. – The headline sounds nice but doesn’t speak to a real problem. – The product is introduced too early before the user even understands why it matters. – There are too many elements competing for attention, – The call to action isn’t strong or clear enough to push someone to take the next step. These aren’t design problems. They are clarity and UX problems. AI can help you build faster, but it doesn’t automatically help you think like your user. And that gap is where most conversions are lost. That’s why I put together a simple checklist for founders building with AI. It’s something you can quickly go through before you ship, just to make sure your page isn’t only “nice looking” but actually set up to convert. If you want it, comment “checklist” and I’ll send it to your DM.