We’ll dive deep into your goals and long-term vision
- Initial consultation: understand your vision, goals and audience.
- Research: analyse competitors and gather insight.
- Define scope: set objectives, deliverables and timelines.
Available for freelance
I design websites and product interfaces that bring your ideas to life — combining design thinking with how things actually get built, to deliver fast, impactful results.
{01} — Featured projects
{02} — Tools & Skills
The tools I actually work in every day, and roughly how deep I go in each.
Interface design, prototyping and component libraries
AI-assisted design, image generation and content workflows
Tokens, documented states and dev-ready handoff
No-code websites and interactive prototypes
{03} — Process
{04} — Testimonials
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{05} — FAQ
How I actually run a project, start to finish.
Four stages — Discovery, Design, Build, Launch — delivered in milestones, with a dedicated corrections stage at the end. You get a fixed scope and a fixed price agreed before any work starts, so there are no surprises halfway through.
A landing page is usually 1–2 weeks. A full product UI or design system runs 4–8 weeks depending on how many surfaces there are. After our first call you get a timeline with milestone dates, so you always know what is happening and when.
Organised Figma files, a documented design system with real components and states, clickable prototypes, and a developer handoff your engineers can build from without guessing. I’m an engineering student — handoff isn’t an afterthought for me, it’s half the job.
Each milestone includes review rounds, and every project closes with a corrections stage. Feedback lives in one place rather than scattered across chats, so nothing gets lost and we both know what is still open.
Yes to both. I work inside existing brand guidelines where they exist and build the missing pieces where they don’t, and I’m used to working directly with in-house developers from wireframes through to handoff.
Yes — I work locally and internationally, remote by default. Calls happen on whatever suits your timezone, and everything is delivered async so progress never waits on a meeting.
My recent projects
A selection of recent work — product interfaces, landing pages and design systems.
Send me screenshots + live links for each project
A full redesign of a digital marketing agency’s website, taken from their existing site to a new desktop and mobile-responsive design — hero, service and proof sections rebuilt around a single clear offer.
A crypto portfolio and CRM interface — one place to buy, sell and manage assets, with a dashboard covering holdings, live markets and transaction history.
An AI-native super-app for Falconvora Logistics putting six everyday services in one ecosystem — rides, courier, food, commerce, accommodation and on-demand work. I lead the full product: strategy, UX/UI, one shared design system, prototypes and developer handoff, across customer apps, six provider role apps and an admin dashboard.
An AI-powered budgeting app for African earners. Brand identity in a dark luxury direction — emerald and warm gold on midnight — plus Owi the owl mascot, a full brand board, and a Figma-ready design system for the product UI.
A Nigerian proptech platform. I built the design system around an emerald primary, then high-fidelity hero sections, property cards and an agent profile page — localised with naira pricing and local city names.
A LinkedIn content planning tool I’m building, with a premium landing page designed to match.
A Personal Growth OS app. I designed the mobile UI mockups and the logo system.
An industrial identity for SAG Equipment & Scaffolding, built on a Swiss grid in Barlow Condensed with an amber and black palette. I took the mark from exploratory concepts through to the final approved logo.
Tell me what you’re building and I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right designer for it.
Become a clientAvailable for freelance work
I’m Caleb Clinton, a product designer building digital products for African users — and an engineering student who cares how they get built.
Book a callMost designers stop at the handoff. I’m an engineering student — I keep going. I design digital products for African users, from the first user flow to the file your developer actually builds from.
Through my studio I lead product strategy, UX/UI, design systems and brand identity for logistics, fintech, proptech and SaaS teams. Right now that means EDAY: an AI-native super-app with six service verticals, six provider role apps and an admin dashboard, all running on one design system I built.
I build my own products too — Ownfi, an AI budgeting app for African earners, and CrFlow, a LinkedIn planning tool. Shipping things I have to live with keeps me honest about the things I hand over.
And I teach: workshops at ECHO and FUTA, a YouTube channel, and a 64-page illustrated book on UI/UX in the AI era. Explaining a decision out loud is the fastest way to find out whether it was a good one.
Let’s create something extraordinary together.
{06} — Contact me
{07} — FAQ
How I actually run a project, start to finish.
Four stages — Discovery, Design, Build, Launch — delivered in milestones, with a dedicated corrections stage at the end. You get a fixed scope and a fixed price agreed before any work starts, so there are no surprises halfway through.
A landing page is usually 1–2 weeks. A full product UI or design system runs 4–8 weeks depending on how many surfaces there are. After our first call you get a timeline with milestone dates, so you always know what is happening and when.
Organised Figma files, a documented design system with real components and states, clickable prototypes, and a developer handoff your engineers can build from without guessing. I’m an engineering student — handoff isn’t an afterthought for me, it’s half the job.
Each milestone includes review rounds, and every project closes with a corrections stage. Feedback lives in one place rather than scattered across chats, so nothing gets lost and we both know what is still open.
Yes to both. I work inside existing brand guidelines where they exist and build the missing pieces where they don’t, and I’m used to working directly with in-house developers from wireframes through to handoff.
Yes — I work locally and internationally, remote by default. Calls happen on whatever suits your timezone, and everything is delivered async so progress never waits on a meeting.
Book a free 30-minute call. No pitch deck — tell me what you’re building and I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right designer for it.
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