NOTE 01 / 05
“Ololade translated our vision into a cohesive brand and web experience on the first pass. She asks the right strategic questions early and delivers work that feels effortless to use.”
A Vancouver-based product designer who designs and ships 0→1 products across AI, healthcare, and SaaS, from user research and information architecture to production UI.
Experience
01/05
Product DesignerEvobound Inc · Canada
Jul 2025–PresentDesigning enterprise MVPs and rapid interactive prototypes for B2B workflows, driving a verified 22% lift in feature adoption.
Selected Works(01)Product DesignerApperr Designs · Remote
Jan 2026–PresentLeading 0→1 product design, AI-augmented workflows, and design systems for B2B, healthcare, and AI client ventures.
UI/UX DesignerApperr Designs · Remote
Sep 2023–Jan 2026Designed and shipped web, mobile, and AI products—including redesigning and building the Apperr flagship site in Figma and Webflow.
UI/UX DesignerVestiers · Remote
Oct 2024–PresentArchitecting investor and realtor SaaS dashboards across 100+ screens and 10+ core property and portfolio flows.
Selected Works(01)UI/UX & Graphics DesignerGoSendeet · Nigeria
Jan 2023–Jul 2025Led customer and franchise-partner product design and brand identity for an urban logistics marketplace, cutting booking drop-off by 35% with a 3-tap instant price estimator.
Selected Works(02)
Playground - All projects
Filter across App, SaaS, Web, Shots, and Pitch. Case studies open full breakdowns; visual shots open in the lightbox.
NOTE 02 / 05In stack
“Her 3-tap price estimator and component specs cut our frontend handoff time in half and reduced booking drop-off by 35%. Every edge case was already thought through.”
NOTE 03 / 05In stack
“Lola bridges product strategy, AI-assisted prototyping, and design systems seamlessly. She shipped 12+ client products with zero bottlenecks between design and engineering.”
NOTE 04 / 05In stack
“Turning complex B2B workflows into interactive prototypes in days instead of weeks changed how our stakeholders make product decisions—and drove a 22% lift in feature adoption.”
NOTE 05 / 05In stack
“Her pharmacology background gave her an immediate grasp of clinical trial matching. She made dense medical eligibility criteria feel calm, trustworthy, and human.”
