01 / About me

Still curious. Still building.

I’m Favour, a software developer from Ibadan. I build websites, products and business systems, and I’m learning as I go.

The path here

A different kind of family practice.

Both my parents are practicing lawyers. Quite a few other family members are too. But computers were what caught my attention.

By 10, I could use the major Microsoft Office applications. At 12, my dad enrolled me in a fun, interactive coding class during a holiday in Abuja. It gave that curiosity somewhere to go.

I graduated from Valencia College in 2022, then studied Computer Science at Bowen University, a Baptist university in Iwo.

University came with ups, downs and friendships that mattered. I consider myself an academically average student. I’m more interested in applying what I know than pretending grades tell the whole story.

Learning to work together

Nobody is a bank of knowledge.

We all need each other. University taught me to recognise people’s strengths, delegate responsibilities, work under pressure and make things work despite limitations.

Some of the people I met became my teammates in Dev Boyz. Working together helped me appreciate shared responsibility and learning from someone else’s expertise. Delegation isn’t a weakness.

Meet the work of Dev Boyz

And to Professor Oyebade, my final-year supervisor: thank you for being part of my university journey.

Tools & capabilities / grounded in my projects

From interface
to infrastructure.

Open a category. Pick a tool. See where I’ve put it to work.

Frontend

Interfaces people can use.

Responsive websites, product interfaces and interactive tools — from an editorial music index to a world encyclopedia.

See React in the work

TerraScope PredictArena ExpenseAI

Mobile

Useful things beyond a browser.

Mobile interfaces for the systems behind a project, including an esports platform and fire-safety alerts.

See React Native in the work

CoDM Squad Hub FireSafe

Backend & data

The work behind the interface.

APIs, connected workflows and stored data. These projects explore how an interface connects to a system that does useful work.

See FastAPI in the work

CoDM Squad Hub

Design & interaction

Make the details make sense.

Responsive layouts, clear product flows and interfaces shaped around the content. The wedding site and Afri Index call for very different visual decisions.

See HTML in the work

Afri Index