I'm Chimamanda Justus — Trevor, a frontend developer based in Lagos, Nigeria.

I build web applications, SaaS products, dashboards, and early-stage ideas from the point where someone says "we should build this" to the point where someone can actually use it.

Most of my work starts somewhere between a Figma file, a PRD, and a slightly vague product idea. I take those pieces and turn them into interfaces that are fast, responsive, accessible, and, most importantly, easy to understand.

I work primarily with React, Next.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, and modern CSS, and I care deeply about the details that sit between design and engineering: interaction, motion, responsiveness, accessibility, performance, and the little moments that make a product feel considered.

I don't think frontend development is just about making a design look like the screenshot.

It's about making the product make sense.

That means asking questions when a flow feels wrong, simplifying an interaction when it can be simpler, thinking about what happens on a slow connection, and caring about the experience after the code has shipped.

I've worked across SaaS, fintech, developer tools, and early-stage products, often working closely with founders, designers, product managers, and engineers to turn ideas into something real.

I'm based in Lagos and work comfortably with distributed teams across time zones.

If you're building something (anything) and need a frontend developer who cares about both the code and the product, I'd love to hear about it.