Sorry @SamuelXeus I just brought a gun into a knife Battle. I’m a creative Designer , Not a Graphic Designer. Gm sensei

How it’s going🙂‍↕️ I remember how it took me a whole day before I could work with this brand colors I mean the gradients and make it function seamlessly across brand Assets. Now I’m loving the colors and outcome 😂❤️. Stay tuned and make sure u follow @usesendlight we are cooking something.

A lot of shippings has been done behind the scenes, to be reveal soon… Gm Gm guys, I miss this space 😂❤️ Blessed week Inshalah 🥂.

Dump 🗑️

Day in the life of an M5 pro Mackbook user. Awayu guys doing ? 😂

Sorry I forgot to add “PRO” it’s an M5PRO. 😂🥀

Ohh well….. M1 —-> M5 Back to shipping 🌝.

It’s can only get better Don’t kill your self ❤️

August 🗑️

Now I confirm the people making the real money or getting it are not even on X. Experience some shit recently mheennnn

Omo, e don be for me 💀. I hope it’s a prank, make I restart am first.

Some moments don’t need too much explanation. Just a young boy , doing what he loves, figuring things out as he goes, and somehow finding himself on a stage receiving an award for it. I’m grateful for the people who have believed in me, the opportunities that have found me, and every little win that reminds me I’m on the right path. Still processing GOD Did , Goddy 🥳🎉

You finally launched your app on the Play Store. After weeks (or months) of building, debugging, testing, fixing bugs, changing things, and probably questioning the entire idea at least twice 😂 Then you get to the part nobody really talks about: How do you make people care enough to download it? Because putting an app on the Play Store is one thing. Making it look like something people should trust is another. A great product can easily get overlooked when the first thing people see is a poorly presented screenshot, confusing interface, or visuals that don’t communicate the value of the product. And that’s why app screenshots matter. They’re not just there to show what your app looks like. They’re part of your product’s first impression. They should answer, almost instantly: → What does this app do? → Why should I care? → What makes it different? → Why should I trust this product enough to download it? For this concept, I wanted the screenshots to feel less like a collection of random UI screens and more like a mini sales pitch for the product. Clean hierarchy. Clear messaging. Strong visual storytelling. And enough breathing room for the product itself to do the talking. Because if you’ve spent months building the product, the last thing you want is for your Play Store listing to make it look like you rushed the final 5%. Founders, your product launch doesn’t end when you hit “Publish.” The way you present the product is part of the product experience too. If you’re launching an app on the Play Store and need screenshots that actually make people want to download it… Let’s talk…

Thank you Hannah. Will quote this with a congratulatory tweet soon Inshalah.

Creative Execution 🔥. Came across this creative collaborative Ads on LinkedIn and mheen, as an Ads designer, this is what I love to see 🙂‍↔️. 1 Duolingo and uber collab Spotify and Shazam These 2 are peak !

We are looking for investors 💀🥀