I’m Timmy Badejo, a graphic designer, web designer, and front-end designer/developer based in Vancouver, BC. I turn visual concepts into polished brand collateral and responsive web experiences, blending strong visual thinking with practical implementation.
I have hands-on Canadian experience creating brand identity, event materials, and design systems, with proficiency in prototyping and React-based development. I collaborate closely with teams to translate concepts into production-ready assets.
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Project Overview
Produced a fast-paced anime-inspired intro bumper where the final motion piece is the main artifact, built around kinetic typography, impact frames, lighting, timing, and camera movement.
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Challenges Overcome
Balancing legibility, speed, and visual intensity while syncing the edit to the music track and keeping the final export smooth for web playback.
Outcome
Outcome
Delivered a focused video presentation with a synced soundtrack, making the case study feel like a motion showcase instead of an image gallery.
Detailed project work
Storyboarded timing beats before moving into After Effects.
Animated typography, impact cuts, lighting, and camera sweeps around the soundtrack.
Prepared the video and soundtrack for synchronized browser playback.
Removed repetitive image sections so the case study stays video-first.Project Overview
A live astrology dating app upgraded from concept into an interactive product shell with compatibility results, discovery, profiles, messaging, favorites, beginner guidance, subscription paths, shared services, and a theme-aware design system.
Challenge
Challenges Overcome
The challenge was expanding the original idea into a usable app experience with stronger routes, richer states, saved-profile behavior, premium paths, onboarding support, live feedback, and light/dark UI consistency.
Outcome
Outcome
AstroMatch now has a stronger product story, live app preview, upgraded screen flows, reusable components, shared hooks/utilities, profile personalization, and a more complete UI/UX delivery narrative.
Detailed project work
Rebuilt the app shell with a web phone-frame layout, AppUiProvider, global toast host, online status banner, new Beginner Guide and Subscription routes, and improved tab styling.
Upgraded Results with theme support, beginner guidance, loading skeletons, empty states, compatibility hero, score insights, sign cards, comparison tools, favorite limits, premium report content, and bottom actions.
Improved Discovery and Matching with better ranking, sort controls, element filters, match score bars, saved profile tracking, online status indicators, discovery stats, and faster FlatList settings.
Expanded Profile flows with ethnicity, image personalization, completion progress, zodiac auto-detection, profile dashboard stats, badges, quick actions, compatibility breakdowns, charts, starters, and safety controls.
Improved Messaging and Favorites with richer chat headers, safety reminders, conversation starters, message sent toasts, saved people/signs behavior, removal toasts, and tab-style organization.
Added shared components, hooks, utilities, premium status, favorite profile services, profile image assets, PWA metadata, build output, roadmap docs, and a Bluehost upload zip.
Updated the design system with a premium light/dark palette, cleaner 8px-style cards, better line heights, updated element colors, and improved shadows.
Added Illustrator high-fidelity mockups and the full project guide assets as dedicated presentation sections.Project Overview
A Melody Beats branding project case study for a music-focused product system. The work covers logo sketches and final designs, business cards, postal cards, branded items, and product/package design.
Challenges Overcome
The challenge was making the identity feel sonic, energetic, and vibrant while still staying consistent across practical collateral, campaign cards, brand documentation, and product packaging.
Outcome
Outcome
The final brand system presents Melody Beats as a complete music identity with a waveform logo, deep blue/coral/teal/olive/pink palette, business card system, postal-card campaign direction, and package/product design.
Detailed project work
Replaced the older Melody document/gallery treatment with a brand-system design slider for the case study flow.
Grouped the project into Logo System, Business Cards, Postal Cards, and Product/Package Design sections.
Featured the Melody Beats logo, business cards, campaign cards, package artwork, headphone visual, and branded item directly on the page.
Applied the Melody Beats deep blue, coral, teal, olive, and pink palette across the case study page, project card, and light/dark theme treatments.Project Overview
A complete website and brand-system case study for Sickle Cell Warrior, combining audience research, information architecture, responsive wireframes, identity design, donation pathways, and a full 24-page visual rules guide.
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Challenges Overcome
The challenge was translating a cause-driven mission into a clear, compassionate, and accessible digital experience that guides visitors from awareness to action and donation.
Outcome
Outcome
The completed SCW system connects identity, UX structure, responsive page layouts, engagement content, and donation flows into one cohesive charity website direction.
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Detailed project work
Presented the SCW website experience through a full-page preview supported by research and structured UX artifacts.
Included audience personas, sitemap, logo identity assets, and low-fidelity wireframes to show the design decisions behind the interface.
Organized wireframes in a focused tab/card presentation for easier review of layout hierarchy and user flow.
Completed a 24-page SCW Brand Design System gallery covering identity, typography, colour, mobile UX, desktop layouts, engagement, and donation experiences.
Structured the case study in process order: website direction, audience insight, architecture, wireframes, identity, and final visual rules system.Project Overview
A mobile app redesign for a haircare shopping experience, combining brand direction, research artifacts, sitemap, user flow, low-fidelity wireframes, and final screens.
Challenge
Challenges Overcome
The challenge was turning research needs into a clearer shopping flow while keeping the interface warm, usable, and consistent with the TimmyCare identity.
Outcome
Outcome
The case study now presents TimmyCare as a fuller UX project: brand guide, empathy maps, personas, journey map, sitemap, user flow, low-fidelity wireframes, and final app screens.
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Detailed project work
Replaced the old generic project-file treatment with a TimmyCare brand-guide browser.
Added empathy maps, user personas, user scenarios, journey map, sitemap, and user flow support.
Added six low-fidelity wireframes and four final mobile app screens as dedicated visual sections.
Removed the Adobe XD prototype embed so the section can be replaced with the code-based app demonstration.
Applied TimmyCare cream, blush, burgundy, coral, and green styling across light and dark modes.Project Overview
A full rebrand and website redesign for Ron Zalko Fitness & Yoga. The work covered UI/UX strategy, logo redesign, website structure, wireframes, user flow, Adobe XD prototype, poster design, business cards, envelope, invoice, and a finished style guide.
Challenge
Challenges Overcome
The original brand and website needed stronger cohesion, clearer navigation, better digital hierarchy, and a visual system that could work across both interface design and practical business collateral.
Outcome
Outcome
A modernized Ron Zalko identity with a stronger logo, cleaner website redesign, clearer user journey, reusable brand assets, print-ready collateral, and a documented style-guide system.
Detailed project work
Redesigned the Ron Zalko logo by combining strength, balance, and unity through a yoga pose, arm, and weight forming one unified mark.
Created a poster ad using the new brand direction: Unity, Balance, Power.
Extended the brand system into business cards, mail envelope, and invoice design so the identity works beyond the website.
Rebuilt the website structure with improved navigation, clearer hierarchy, and a user-centered flow.
Produced wireframes across 12 pages and a full Adobe XD prototype.
Applied the Ron Zalko colour system, deep crimson, black, and white, across brand touchpoints.
Documented the full project in a UI/UX style guide PDF covering research, competitive analysis, personas, and results.Development: HTML5, CSS3/SCSS, JavaScript, React.js, Responsive Web Design, Front-End Implementation
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