I build fast, trustworthy interfaces for fintech, Web3, logistics and agri-finance products, from design system to deployed Next.js app.
I'm a frontend engineer based in Accra with six years of building web products that real people pay, learn and give through. My work spans airtime top-ups sent across borders, school billing that parents settle from their phones, a digital-asset exchange for institutional investors, an ERP suite that runs an oil haulage operation, and a credit-guarantee system that helps Ghanaian banks lend to agriculture.
I work across the stack where it helps the interface: Next.js and TypeScript on the front, NestJS and Express behind it, Docker and CI pipelines underneath. That range lets me ship features end to end and talk easily with backend and DevOps teammates.
I care about interfaces that feel quick and dependable, especially where money is involved. Clear states for loading, errors and confirmations matter as much to me as the visual polish.
Each one is live, used by real customers, and built with a different mix of UI system and backend. Hover a card, then visit the site.
A transparent exchange for financial and digital assets, serving individuals, merchants, corporates, government and institutional investors. I built trading and account interfaces on top of Fireblocks custody, with careful handling of balances, order states and confirmations.
Send airtime and data bundles to any mobile number worldwide, any time. A fast, mobile-first checkout built for people topping up family abroad.
All-in-one billing, collection and management for schools. Administrators create student bills in a few clicks; parents and guardians view statements and pay online.
A management system for the credit risk guarantees GIRSAL provides to financial institutions. By backing part of the risk, the guarantees help banks increase lending to Ghana's agricultural sector.
A complete ERP suite for an oil haulage business. It manages oil trips, BVOs and BVO assistants alongside vehicle and employee management, so the whole operation runs from one system.
Side projects from my GitHub where I try new frameworks, chains and patterns before they reach client work.
Next.js 15 app with TypeScript and Tailwind, deployed on Vercel.
Aleo-tictactoeTic-tac-toe on Aleo, a zero-knowledge blockchain, exploring private on-chain game state.
polymer-testnetCross-chain interoperability experiments on the Polymer testnet.
chat-medicsFull-stack patient-to-medic chat with separate client and server repos.
framer-motion-animationsA study of motion patterns in React: page transitions, gestures and layout animation.
devopsDocker, Terraform and Ansible practice alongside the DevOps course forks.
Grouped by layer, from what the user touches down to how it ships. Gold marks the tools I use every day.
Typed, server-rendered React apps.
Picked per product for speed and consistency.
Enough server work to ship features end to end.
Custody integrations and dApp experiments.
Containers, pipelines and infrastructure as code.
How I plan, review and communicate.
Map the user, the money or data that moves, and every state the screen can be in before writing code.
Set up tokens and components in the product's UI library so new screens stay consistent.
Typed Next.js pages wired to real APIs, with loading, empty and error states handled up front.
Review, containerise and deploy through CI, then watch real usage and iterate.
The things I watch, follow and tinker with outside client work.
I love anime for its pacing, timing and visual energy, the same qualities I chase when I animate an interface.
I follow where Web3 is heading and test ideas hands-on, from zero-knowledge games on Aleo to cross-chain messaging on Polymer.
I build with AI agent tooling, including n8n workflows, agent skills and MCP servers that connect models to real tools.
I'm open to frontend and full-stack roles, remote or in Accra, and to freelance builds in fintech, Web3 and edtech. I usually reply within a day.