Business-driven | Product thinking | Storytelling
My island
Joined December 2024
- Tweets10.6K
- Following349
- Followers1.1K
- Likes73.8K
Pinned Tweet
Currently designing a product around accountability. It’s fascinating how easy it is to make a promise to yourself than it is to keep one.
The more I work on it, the more I’m convinced that progress isn’t usually a motivation problem, it’s a visibility problem. People are more likely to follow through when someone else is paying attention.
My design The inspiration
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
One thing about me I’m not ashamed to admit I’m wrong. The whole concept of folding is very silly to me when I realise I’m wrong
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
Happy birthday to me. Celebrate my birthday party in your headphones
ffm.to/girls-night-cindyy 🎂💕
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
The idea of starting to talk to someone and immediately billing them is so weird to me. Not one person I’ve had a talking stage or situationship with, whether short-term or long-term can ever say I asked them for money.
If you give me, great. But for me to start talking to you today and ask you to sort out a financial need, big or small, two weeks or two months into our relationship? Never. Even if I’m dying, i will not ask.
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
Financially stable babe una
One wey I date, na everyday she dey get conference, na only for TV I dey see am
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
I will Forever show favoritism to people who are genuinely kind to me, and I’ll make it obvious because I don’t care. They deserve it. 🤷♀️
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
Academic brilliance will never be a measure of intelligence.
You can be academically brilliant and still lack common sense. Being educated is one thing,being intelligent is another.
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
Years in the making, and I’m happy to finally give @udifoundry a home for all its typefaces! 🎉
Forever committed to contributing to African design through typography.
Come have a look: udifoundry.com
Lujo | Product designer retweeted
“I no longer use figma or adobe” can never be a flex to me.
Where’s the craftsmanship? Where’s the passion? I understand the need to get things done faster but I feel like we’re gradually losing the human touch that makes design special.
At some point, you have to ask yourself: why did you choose this career path as a brand/graphic designer in the first place?
I’ve spent over $1k on AI credits this year alone. I actively use AI, experiment with new tools, and keep up with the latest trends in our industry. So this isn’t coming from someone who’s against AI.
But I can tell you one thing: I still feel alive pushing those rectangles around, one pixel at a time whether in figma, adobe, or whatever creative tool gets me there.
There’s a certain joy I feel in actually making things and obsessing over the little details, while putting a piece of myself into my work.
Efficiency is great, but I never want to lose the feeling of being a designer.