Norrland Atlas
An identity and companion app for a trail-mapping service, built from the contour line up.
View case study: Norrland AtlasI’m Waju Ogunde, a creative developer working across branding, visual identity, and interactive websites.
An identity and companion app for a trail-mapping service, built from the contour line up.
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Every layout, transition, interaction and content path is there for a reason: to draw people in, hold their attention, and make the next step obvious.
I take work from first sketch to final build. The identity, the interface and the code come from the same place, so decisions made in the brand carry through to the browser — and what is technically possible shapes the idea early, not at the end.
That means fewer handoffs and fewer compromises. Type that holds up at every size. Motion that explains rather than decorates. Pages that load quickly, read clearly, and work for everyone who uses them.
A recognisable voice, made visible — and the rules that keep it consistent.
Interfaces with a point of view, shaped around what people came to do.
Fast, accessible front ends where the details survive the build.
I learn the business, the audience and the constraints before forming opinions.
We agree the position, the problem worth solving and what a good result looks like.
Identity and interface develop together, tested in real layouts rather than in isolation.
I build it, refine it in the browser and hand over something you can run and grow.
Tell me what you’re making and where it needs to go — a new identity, a website, or both. Email is the quickest way to reach me.
wajuogunde@gmail.com