The Designer’s Guide To Requirements Elicitation
The ability to ask great questions might not just be the foundation of great relationships, it could also be the foundation of great solutions. As business analysts, this ability is required to hold elicitation sessions which could lead to great products.
The Customer is Always Important
Over the years, the mantra “the customer is always right” has been used and in most cases abused. This is a proposition to shift the narrative from a transactional approach to a relationship approach by reframing the mantra.
Logo Redesign – Purple Spice Kitchen
I had the opportunity to redesign the logo for Purple Spice Kitchen, a UK-based restaurant dedicated to bringing authentic Nigerian flavours to both Nigerians and diaspora communities longing for a taste of home
One Skill I Have That I Did Not Acknowledge Until Now
Just as “6 Degrees of Separation” refers to the idea that any two people in the world can be connected through six or fewer acquaintances, this concept could apply to how resourceful individuals navigate networks of information, skills, and resources. In this case, instead of connecting people, the person is connecting resources, tools, and knowledge that may seem otherwise unconnected.
Logo Design – Ontogenesis Youth Development Initiative.
This logo design was one of my first design projects where I had the opportunity to highlight my thought process during the development of the project.
Using Design Thinking for Personal Branding
AI and Learning
Every new age comes with a need to unlearn and relearn. What does the AI age have to offer? How will we work and learn with the help of artificial intelligence?
Overcome Scope Creep Through Mental Visualisation
This has helped me understand how to be effective in defining objectives, anticipating scope creep, developing response strategies, and setting clear boundaries, ultimately preventing project delays and budget overruns.