Gabriel Olayinka O'Gabbie

I'm elated to have successfully enrolled for the #DailyUI challenge. Today's submission is a sign-up screen for Unimora, a travel app Here's the link to the prototype: bit.ly/41UlrpX #uidesign #productdesign #uidesigner #uxdesign #uiuxdesign #career #learning

@xysist @_SamuelAdeleke

This has me crying 😂

pov: mobility of adverbials

@TheRealOlagreat 100k

What Libya did to Nigeria is deeper than we even thought. What if it turned out tragic? Because of football? Just listen to the pilot who flew the Super Eagles of Nigeria to Libya.

@Abmankendrick Still a work in progress

UI/UX Designers, show what you've been working on this week Promote yourself ✨

@bennie0874 England media and hype

@bennie0874 🤣🤣🤣

Which stats be this one again Pressure applier 😂😂

@bennie0874 Omo...be like I go need refund boss mi Na bank error

@_ogabbie Thanks for the 1million gift last week boss

@Pr3ciousUI @folavisuals @AYOMI40 Please, I'd appreciate the template 🥹

@folavisuals @AYOMI40 Done

This is the link to Google ux course- coursera.org/professional-c… Apply for financial aid and get started.

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@bentho_ Personally, I'd say it depends on the brand's style. Both designs are great, but the final choice should reflect the brand style

Which do you think is better. This or that?

As a designer, I'd advise the junior designer to not feel pressured to perform, and set a realistic timeline to complete tasks. Use of management tools will do some good too

Day 4 of #perxelscompetition Personally, I'd say junior UI/UX designers have the difficulty of defining a clear timeline. Due to the fact that they want to impress with their work, they find it difficult to either say no, or give a realistic timeline to complete a given task...

Day 3 of #perxelscompetition "What's the most important part of a portfolio, and why?" For me, the most important part of a portfolio is the structure, how you're able to apply storytelling to show your best work and organize it for even the lazy reader to understand. @perxels

User research reveals how brands can leverage on user behaviors to maximize profit margins. The goal is to convince and ample facts will get that done

The primary goal of a business is to make profit, and if the client's vision would not foster this, then as the designer, I'll present my research with facts to back up my claim.

It's Day 2 of #perxelscompetition "If you're working on a project and your user research reveals needs that differ from the client's initial vision. How would you approach this situation?" Check out my response in the thread @perxels

Been a while on this space, but I accept this challenge. It'll be a good way to sharpen my skills and let's see where that leads us. @perxels #perxelscompetition