Odewole Samuel Adesola

Odewole Samuel Adesola Graphics Designer | UI/UX Designer
Founder IdeaTek Africa

It's Been a While... 👋🏽It's been a few weeks since I last posted here.Not because I gave up, but because I was spending ...
07/07/2026

It's Been a While... 👋🏽
It's been a few weeks since I last posted here.
Not because I gave up, but because I was spending more time learning than talking.
Over the past few weeks, I've been sharpening my skills, studying UI/UX design, exploring Adobe Illustrator, and understanding the principles behind creating meaningful digital experiences.
I'm still a learner, and I'm okay with that.
Going forward, this page will be more intentional. I'll be sharing:
My UI/UX journey 📱
Graphic design progress 🎨
Tech tips and insights đź’»
Lessons I learn along the way 🚀
The goal isn't just to showcase finished work it's to document growth.
If you're also learning something new, welcome. Let's grow together.

21/04/2026

Printer delay almost messed this up…
but we stayed up and got it done.
Worth it.

Wow… what a journey.Today, I published this project on Behance, and for a moment, I just paused.What began as rough sket...
25/02/2026

Wow… what a journey.
Today, I published this project on Behance, and for a moment, I just paused.
What began as rough sketches and scattered thoughts slowly transformed into structure, clarity, and intention. There were days I had to step back, question my choices, adjust layouts, rethink flows, and push past creative blocks.
It wasn’t always smooth but it was worth it.
Every iteration sharpened my thinking.
Every correction strengthened the outcome.
Every challenge stretched me a little further.
This project is more than a design upload.
It’s proof of consistency.
Proof of growth.
Proof that showing up daily compounds.
Grateful for how far I’ve come.
Grateful for the process.
And even more motivated for what’s next.

Day 19 TechyJaunt UI/UX Challenge📍 The Challenge of the ChallengeToday isn’t about screens or wireframes.It’s about cons...
22/02/2026

Day 19 TechyJaunt UI/UX Challenge
đź“Ť The Challenge of the Challenge
Today isn’t about screens or wireframes.
It’s about consistency.
Over the past days, I’ve realized that the hardest part of this challenge isn’t design it’s inertia.
Some days I’m tired from work.
Some nights I design until 2–3am.
Some mornings I wake up questioning if I can keep going.
The challenge isn’t just technical it’s mental.
There are moments of doubt.
Moments of fatigue.
Moments where skipping one day feels easy.
But growth doesn’t happen in comfort.
This challenge is teaching me discipline, resilience, and the power of small daily progress.
Not every day feels productive.
But every day I show up, I move forward.
And that’s what matters.
We continue 🚀

Day 18 TechyJaunt UI/UX Challengeđź“Ť Prototype in ProgressLast night, I worked late connecting all the screens of Local Hi...
21/02/2026

Day 18 TechyJaunt UI/UX Challenge
đź“Ť Prototype in Progress
Last night, I worked late connecting all the screens of Local Hive into a functional prototype.
From authentication to checkout and order confirmation, I mapped the interactive flow to simulate a real user experience.
Designing is one thing making it interactive brings it to life.
Progress isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s 9pm to 3am quiet work.

Day 12 Sitemap Happy Sunday y’all 🌿✨ Today, I worked on structuring my project Local Hive by creating a sitemap and mapp...
15/02/2026

Day 12 Sitemap
Happy Sunday y’all 🌿✨


Today, I worked on structuring my project Local Hive by creating a sitemap and mapping out key user journeys.

This helped me visualize:

âś… all the core screens in the app
âś… how pages connect together
âś… the step-by-step flow from browsing to checkout

For example, a user can go:
Home → View Products → Add to Cart → Checkout → Payment → Order Confirmation

This stage is important because it ensures the product experience is logical, smooth, and user-focused before moving deeper into prototyping.
Day 13 coming tomorrow 🚀✨

Day 11 User Flow & Information Architecture Today, I focused on defining the structure behind my product design by worki...
14/02/2026

Day 11 User Flow & Information Architecture

Today, I focused on defining the structure behind my product design by working on the User Flow and Information Architecture for my project Local Hive.
At this stage, it’s not just about designing screens it’s about ensuring users can move through the app easily and intuitively.
For Local Hive, I mapped out the key journey:
User opens the app
Explores categories or searches for items
Views product details
Adds products to cart
Proceeds to checkout
Confirms order successfully
Creating this flow helped me understand:
âś… what screens are truly necessary
âś… how users transition from one step to another
âś… how to reduce friction in the buying process
This is an important foundation as I continue refining my high-fidelity designs and prepare for my capstone project.
Day 12 coming soon 🚀

UI/UX Journey UpdateToday marks the official end of my UI/UX design class, and honestly… what an amazing adventure it ha...
13/02/2026

UI/UX Journey Update
Today marks the official end of my UI/UX design class, and honestly… what an amazing adventure it has been.
From the very first week, I started with curiosity and confusion, but step by step, I’ve grown into understanding design thinking, user experience, wireframing, and high-fidelity UI design.
Building my project Local Hive helped me learn how to solve real problems through design not just make things look good.
I’m truly proud of how far I’ve come, and this is only the beginning.
More projects, more growth, more consistency ahead 🚀✨
A special thank you to my tutor Festus Ukwueze for the guidance, patience, and support throughout this journey 🙏🏽
Although the classes have ended, the program isn’t officially over yet I still have a major Capstone Project ahead, and I’m excited to keep building and improving.
And yes… the journey continues I’ll be back tomorrow with Day 11 of my challenge update 💪🔥

Day 10 Defining the Problem & User Journey Today in my UI/UX journey, I focused on something every good product needs be...
13/02/2026

Day 10 Defining the Problem & User Journey

Today in my UI/UX journey, I focused on something every good product needs before high-fidelity design:
Clearly defining the problem and mapping the user journey.
For my project Local Hive a marketplace app that connects users to fresh local farm products I took time to ask:
âś… What exact problem am I solving?
âś… Who are the users facing this problem?
âś… What steps do they go through before completing an order?
The Problem
Many people struggle to easily access fresh, trusted local food products without stress, delays, or uncertainty about quality.
The Goal
To create a simple platform where users can discover, select, and order fresh local produce with confidence.
User Journey Flow
From today’s work, I mapped out the key steps:
User opens the app
Browses categories or searches for products
Views product details
Adds items to cart
Checks out and confirms delivery
This process helped me understand how users move through the experience and what the design must support at every stage.
I’m excited because this stage is building the foundation for the rest of my high-fidelity screens.
On to the next step tomorrow 🚀

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