Hey — I'm Opeyemi 👋 A software developer. Most of my work is #frontend, but these days it just as often means #backend or #mobile-development.
Five years in, most of that on React, Next.js and TypeScript. I've built the kind of software that has actual users attached to it — a review platform businesses run on, a producer dashboard, a contract workspace — and a marketplace app that's live on the Play Store.
More recently I've been working behind the interface too: Prisma schemas and APIs over Postgres, and a Telegram bot that watches Base for new token launches and scores them for rug risk. I'm not going to call myself a backend engineer — but I can design the schema, write the endpoints, and ship the thing without waiting for someone else.
What I care about, in order:
- The interface should be quick. Not “fast for a web app” — quick.
- It should work on the phone someone actually owns, not the one in the mockup.
- Nothing should shift, flash, or lie about what it's doing while it loads.
- If a thing can fail, the screen should say so plainly.
This site is the argument, not just the claim: every image here is served pre-sized with its own placeholder, and the whole thing runs on almost no JavaScript.
Alongside the work I'm finishing a degree in Mathematics with Computer Science, which turns out to be less of a detour than it sounds. I'm into where AI is pushing interfaces, and I'm learning Solidity at the moment — the frontend problems I find interesting keep drifting on-chain.
👀 Three off the top of the pile. The rest live in #work and #mobile.
