Edustipend

- Conducted qualitative and quantitative research on the "donate now feature" to understand user needs, behaviours, and motivations.

- Created prototype for usability testing and qualitative user research 

- Conducted user testing with 8 participants to enhance the "Donate Now" feature's user experience.

- Gathered valuable feedback from participants through interviews and usability testing.

- Utilised the feedback to refine the feature's design and prototype, addressing user pain points and improving overall usability.

- As a result of the usability testing and design improvements, the task completion rate for the new "Donate Now" feature increased by 85% compared to the original version.

- This significant improvement in task completion rate is projected to contribute substantial value to both users and the business, enhancing the ease and efficiency of the donation process at Edustipend.

UX researcher 

FlyVest

- Led end-to-end UX design for a financial literacy mobile app, including user research, wire-framing, prototyping, and usability testing to ensure a seamless user experience.

-Collaborated with cross-functional teams to translate business requirements into user-centered designs, focusing on young adults aged 16-35.

-Conducted extensive user research through surveys, interviews, and user testing to identify pain points, improve design iterations, and enhance app features like personalised mentorship and AI guidance.

- Developed intuitive and engaging UI/UX designs using tools like Figma, focusing on accessibility, onboarding flows, and interactive community features to make financial education fun and easy to understand.

- Implemented design feedback loops from user testing to refine app functionality, adding features like mentor booking and community access, boosting user engagement and satisfaction.

Product Designer

TechWings Global

- Leading the design team to conduct a comprehensive UX research to delve into the users' needs, behaviours, and motivations, shaping the foundation of Beats Fussion's user-centric design approach.

- Crafting interactive prototypes to facilitate usability testing and qualitative user research, allowing for iterative improvements based on valuable user feedback.

- Designing an interactive platform that integrates knockout competitions, team management, live streaming, and real-time engagement, providing a unique and dynamic experience for dance groups and enthusiasts.

- Implementing features for subscribers to actively engage, vote, and follow their favourite dance groups during live streams, fostering a sense of community and connection among dance enthusiasts.

- Collaborating with cross-functional team to design and develop Beat Fussions' App and position Beats Fussion as the catalyst for revitalising the dance industry in Nigeria and across, securing its status as the go-to platform for participants, viewers, and potential sponsors.

Owl Odyssey

- Created UI design for Owl Odyssey website (An NFT website)

- Created prototypes and Interactions for the design

UI Designer

DesignBlocs

- Conducted user research to understand the needs and goals of users.

- Analysed user data to identify patterns and insights.

- Created user personas and scenarios to guide design decisions.

- Collaborated with designers and developers to implement changes.

- Monitored the success of design changes and making adjustments as needed.

- Conducted user testing to validate design changes.

- Identified technical issues that may be impacting the user experience, such as slow loading times or broken links.

- Created and presented reports or presentations to stakeholders to communicate findings and recommendations.

- Reviewed the design and layout of the product to ensure it is intuitive and easy to navigate.

ClientDorm

- Evaluated the usability, accessibility, and overall user experience of the product.

- Conducted heuristic evaluations and usability testing to identify usability and accessibility issues.

- Analysed user behaviour data and conducting user research to understand user needs and preferences.

- Evaluated the information architecture and navigation of digital products to ensure they are intuitive and easy to use.

- Reviewed the visual design and user interface to ensure they are consistent with best practices and brand guidelines.

- Provided recommendations and prioritising issues for development teams to address.

- Communicated findings and recommendations to stakeholders, such as product managers, designers, and developers.

- Conducted audits to identify areas of improvement and provide recommendations for optimising the user experience.

- Conducted user studies to identify consumer needs and preferences for new designs

Phenom Edutech Consulting

I worked closely with the software developers while working on the Phenom Platform. I assigned daily task to the team by using Trello and Asana as my project management tools.

Project Manager

EELSPACE 

My role while working with Eelspace as a project manager was to set daily project task to team members and work with them to ensure they meet their task deadlines. I used Trello and Asana as my project management tools

Rite Foods Company

I worked as a quality control personnel intern, packaging and also process control unit.

Quality Control Engineer

Dear Founder/Business Owner 🤩

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY ENO-OBONG AKPAN🎉🩵

God has been so mindful of me, amidst all challenges, loss, setbacks but in all, God showed up for me 

God’s promises in my life are Yes and Amen.

It only gets better from here…

No epistle today, just a grateful heart showing gratitude to God, and you my community member for standing by me

Thank you JESUS for giving me another chance at life🥹

I love you, Eny🤗

#enoobongakpan

Eno-obong Akpan

Helping brands connect with people through outstanding customer support, engaging social media & intuitive design | Web3 Enthusiast | Customer Support Specialist | Product Design (UX/UI) | Social Media & Community

Today, I am celebrating one of the most hardworking and resilient young lady I know😊🎉

I met my friend yesterday after almost 2 years of not seeing and it was such a beautiful moment.

Emmanuella Omeh is one of my amazing female friends that’s doing so well for herself and I absolutely love it.

Oh this is the beautiful brain behind Onyi_woman, a female fashion brand that’s doing so so well👏

She’s also a top rated plus Digital Marketer💪

I still remember the struggles, and seeing how successful my friend has become makes me so happy because all the hardwork has truly paid off.

God is really showing off with you and I’m so proud of you.

Happy birthday, my friend 
This is definitely going to be your best year and you’ll never know a better yesterday.

My amazing community, please say a word of prayer for my friend 🤗

#enoobongakpan

Marketing Strategist | Expert in Social Media Growth & Strategy | Content Creator - Building brands & figuring it out in my 20s.

I used to think LinkedIn was just for job posts - until this happened…

If someone told me a few years ago that simply showing up online would open doors I didn’t even knock on, I would’ve laughed. 

I genuinely thought LinkedIn was just a place where people posted job updates and congratulated each other. Nothing more.

But the day I started sharing my journey, the good, the messy, the lessons, the confusion, the tiny wins - everything changed.

I still remember the first time someone messaged me saying, “Your post helped me today.”

Then another person reached out with an opportunity I didn’t apply for.

Then brands started noticing.
Then communities started forming around my content.

And that’s when it clicked: visibility is not vanity - it’s currency.

When you show up consistently, you don’t chase opportunities. Opportunities quietly find their way to you.

- Not because you’re the smartest
- Not because you’re perfect
- But because you’re present

If you’re scared to start posting, start small. Share a lesson. Share a story. Share something you wish you knew earlier.

You never know who’s reading.
You never know the door your next post will open.

Still struggling to share that first post? This should be your sign to post it and don’t wait for perfection 

P.S. Share to encourage someone 

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LinkedIn

Tomorrow is my birthday and since I started building on LinkedIn, I always do something special to celebrate my community on each birthday

I woke up today feeling grateful for every challenges, wins, failures and breakthroughs I’ve experienced this year.

2025 really tested me on every side, both my faith and otherwise but in all, God helped me to come out victorious.

Today is just to show gratitude, to you who has stood by me since the beginning of this year and still standing by me…. Thank you so much 

We’ll celebrate tomorrow and I just might have something for you 

Look forward to it😊

In the meantime, you can start telling me happy birthday in advance 😂💃

Have a beautiful day

#enoobongakpan

You don’t have to burn out to prove you’re passionate. Yes, read that again

When I had to take that unexpected break because I fell sick, I won’t lie - I struggled with it at first. 

I kept thinking about the work I wasn’t doing, the goals I had paused, the plans that suddenly felt scattered.

But as the days went by, something shifted.
My body forced me to slow down, but my mind finally had space to breathe.

And in that quiet moment, I realized something very important: balance isn’t a luxury - it’s survival.

- You can love your work deeply and still need rest. 
- You can be ambitious and still step back
- You can be passionate without running yourself into the ground.

The break taught me that growth doesn’t only happen when you’re active. Sometimes, the most powerful growth happens in stillness - when you’re healing, reflecting, and resetting.

When I finally returned, I came back clearer, calmer, and more intentional. Not because everything was perfect, but because I finally understood that rest is part of the process.

If life is slowing you down, maybe it’s not a setback.
Maybe it’s an invitation to breathe.

Do you feel guilty whenever you want to take a break?

P.S. My birthday is in 2 days🎉💃🩵

#enoobongakpan

Before you buy that $200 course, here are free resources that can teach you even better…

One thing I’ve learned on my tech journey is this: you don’t need a big budget to start.
Sometimes, you just need the right resources - and the courage to take the first step.

When I was getting started, I used a lot of free platforms. Those free lessons built my foundation, helped me pick new skills, and gave me the confidence to explore more.

So if you’re trying to learn tech, but your wallet is saying, “Please, don’t attempt it,” here’s your sign. Start with these:

Top 7 Free Platforms to Learn Tech Skills

✅ Coursera (Free Audit Mode): Learn UI/UX, data analysis, project management & more from top universities.

✅ YouTube: Channels like Jesse Showalter, Web Dev Simplified, and Data School teach industry-level skills for free.

✅ FreeCodeCamp: Perfect for beginners in web development, data analytics, and responsive design.

✅ Khan Academy: Great for understanding algorithms, logic, and foundational tech concepts.

✅ HubSpot Academy: Free courses on digital marketing, automation, and general tech workflows.

✅ Notion Academy: Learn no-code systems, workflows, templates, and productivity-building tools.

✅ Canva Design School: Beginner-friendly design lessons, branding basics, and content creation tutorials.

Start small. Start free. Just start.

I’m rooting for you always 🩵

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If there’s one thing I’ve learned this month, it is this👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻


We rise faster when we rise together📌

This month reminded me of something simple but powerful: community matters.

Not just the big, loud support we see online, but the quiet kindness, the check-ins, the encouraging messages, the “take your time, we’re here” type of love.

When I wasn’t feeling well and had to take an unexpected break, I didn’t expect anyone to notice. But people did. 

And not only did they notice, they reached out with warmth, prayers, and genuine care.
It made those slow, quiet days feel a little less heavy.

So today, I just want to appreciate everyone who has been part of this journey, whether through a comment, a message, a repost, or simply reading my posts silently. You’ve contributed more than you know.

Some of you inspire me with your discipline
Some of you inspire me with your kindness
Some inspire me with your resilience
And some inspire me simply by showing up as yourselves.

Thank you for being part of my little corner of the internet.

Thank you for reminding me that we grow stronger when we grow together.

Here’s to community. Here’s to us🩵

P.S. Thank you everyone for the birthday wishes, I’ll try and respond to everyone 💃

#enoobongakpan

5 ways to stay consistent as a learner - even on the days you don’t feel like learning…

One thing I’ve learned on my own tech journey is this: motivation comes and goes, but consistency is built intentionally.

There was a time I kept starting new skills and abandoning them halfway. Not because I didn’t like the skill - but because life happened, I got tired, or I felt overwhelmed.

It took me a while to realize that consistency is not about having 3 free hours every day. It’s about building a rhythm that works for your real life, not your ideal life.

Here are 5 simple things that helped me stay consistent as a learner:

1. Start small - painfully small

10 minutes a day is better than 0 minutes for a month.

2. Track your progress

Seeing small wins gives your brain a reason to continue.

3. Learn in seasons

Some weeks will be heavy, some weeks light. Don’t punish yourself - adjust.

4. Make it enjoyable

Choose resources you actually like, not the ones everyone recommends.

5. Share your journey

Posting what you’re learning keeps you accountable and connects you with others on the same path.

Consistency isn’t perfection. It’s showing up, even in small ways.

Hope the helps 

Have a beautiful weekend🩵

#enoobongakpan

December is here - I have an important message for YOU

The final chapter of 2025. And maybe, just maybe, this is the month everything begins to make sense.

I don’t know how this year has been for you
Maybe it stretched you…
Maybe it surprised you…
Maybe it broke you a little and healed you in ways you didn’t expect.

But here’s what I want you to remember as we step into December:

You are still here, and that alone is proof that you’re stronger than you think.

This month isn’t about rushing to “finish strong.”

It’s about breathing, reflecting, and allowing yourself to grow into the person this year has been preparing you to become.

It’s okay if some goals didn’t work out
It’s okay if you’re still figuring things out
It’s okay if all you can offer right now is your effort, your heart, and your willingness to try again.

December is a reminder that late blessings still count.

Last-minute breakthroughs still happen.
And quiet beginnings can still lead to loud victories.

So walk into this month with courage.
With hope.

With the confidence that what’s meant for you will not pass you by.

Here’s to clarity, peace, and unexpected wins.

Happy new month🩵

P.S. How has this year been for you in one word?

#enoobongakpan

Series Day 3: Data isn’t scary - it’s just a story told in numbers.

I used to hear the word “data” and immediately think, “Ah, this is not for me.”
It sounded too technical, too serious, too… everything.

But the first time I actually sat with real data, something surprising happened - it made sense.

Not because I suddenly became a genius, but because I realized data is just another way of telling a story.

Every number is trying to say something
Every chart is showing you a pattern
Every dashboard is simply answering a question.

And the truth is, you don’t need to be a data analyst to be data-literate.

Anyone in tech - designers, PMs, marketers, no-code builders, creators, benefits from understanding the basics.

Here’s how beginners can start:

Tools to explore

- Google Analytics: Helps you understand where people come from, what they do, and what content performs.

- Google Sheets / Excel: Simple for tracking goals, analysing small datasets, and seeing trends.

- Notion: Great for building simple dashboards, tracking progress, and organizing information visually.

- DataStudio / Looker Studio: Turns raw numbers into easy-to-read reports.

Once you understand the “story” behind the numbers, decisions become clearer - and learning becomes less scary.

Start small. Start simple
Your data journey can begin today

Repost to help someone struggling to decide what tech skill to learn 

#enoobongakpan

Funny how December always arrives quietly… and yet it changes us loudly…

Every year, December surprises me. Not with noise, but with a strange kind of softness.

It’s the month that makes you slow down without asking.

The month that forces you to look back:
- at the wins, 
- the mistakes, 
- the unexpected detours, 
- the people who stayed, and 
- even the ones who didn’t.

Today, I caught myself thinking about how many silent battles people carry in this season. 

How many of us walk into December tired, hopeful, uncertain… yet still trying.
And somehow, that trying is enough.

Takeaway:
December is less about celebration and more about reflection.

- Let it teach you softness
- Let it teach you gratitude
- Let it teach you to breathe

How does December make you feel?

#enoobongakpan

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