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Wix Studio is my main website platform, supported by Velo and Wix CMS. My work also extends into customer journeys, CRM and automation. Here are the projects I’d like you to see.

Explore the TCO projectWebsites. Customer experience. Business systems.

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Godwin AikonedoBased in Lagos. Working internationally.

My main project: TCO Technology.

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Main project · Customer operations

TCO
TECHNOLOGY

Records. Contracts. Renewal workflows.

High-profile client

DR. ALKISTIS
AGIO

Speaking. Design. Digital support.

Retail website migration

BIGBARGAIN
BINZ

Shopify to Square Online.

Wix Studio + Velo

RECYCLE
PAL

Local offers. Map. Calculator.

Grant services website

MITAN
CONSULTING

Four pages. Service interactions. Readiness journey.

Booking & payments

COASTLINE
EXCHANGE

Show discovery to vendor booking.

Positioning + applications

KIA
BOURNE

A clearer coaching application journey.

Seven projects. Open one for the brief, decisions, technical work and delivery. Swipe or use Previous and Next to browse.

Earned recognition.
Built through client work.

These are the distinctions behind the portfolio you’re reviewing.

Top Rated Seller

Fiverr’s professional seller distinction.

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Wix Legend Partner

Professional recognition within the Wix Partner Programme.

Repeat Client recognition

Recognition for clients coming back to work with me again.

Featured high-profile client

Dr. Alkistis Agio.

International keynote speaker.
Author. Creator of The AGIO Method®.

Dr. Agio works at the intersection of Greek philosophy, self-leadership and corporate wellbeing. Her public profile includes global audiences, major media and endorsements from prominent figures in technology and business.

1.6M+people reached through her work, according to her biography

20+ yearsof coaching and training experience

Career and audience figures: her published biography

Recognized across tech, business and public life.

Steve Wozniak · Arianna Huffington · Jason Silva · Priscilla Presley

Her biography names these figures among the endorsers of her work. Wozniak is Apple’s co-founder; Huffington founded Thrive Global.

The COACH NOW 2021 programme also lists her alongside Dr. Anna Karamanou, former chair of the European Parliament’s Women’s Rights Committee. View the programme

International media presence.

CNN · CBS · NBC · FOX
Al Jazeera · The Washington Post

Author of From Fear to Freedom and Best Seller, with a career spanning speaking, coaching, books and guided meditation.

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What she said about working with me

“Working with Godwin was fantastic. We improved the journey and flow around my speaking work, modernized outdated systems, refined the design, and he consistently brought thoughtful recommendations that made the overall experience stronger.”

Dr. Alkistis Agio · Client testimonial

My work with her included improvements to the speaking journey and design, alongside practical digital support. I also worked on Wix email authentication and DNS for alkistis.net and supported retreat email communication.

See my work with Dr. Agio

My primary website platform

Wix Studio.
Built around your business.

I use Wix Studio for most of my website work, with Velo, JavaScript and Wix CMS when the brief needs custom functionality or dynamic content.

What I build with it
Responsive websites, custom interactions, CMS-driven pages, forms and connected customer journeys.

What I also work with
Squarespace, Framer, Webflow, WordPress and Square Online. CRM and automation projects may use GoHighLevel and other business tools.

Wix Legend Partner · Website design, development and practical digital systems

The first thing I want to understand is how your business works.

Who is using the website? What do they need to do? And what happens after the inquiry, application or booking?

Those answers shape the design and the build. You can see that in the different kinds of work I’ve delivered.

How I approach a project

The work takes different forms

For RecyclePal, I rebuilt the website in Wix Studio and brought the service information, local offers and calculator experience together.

What sat behind the design: CMS-managed services and offers, a filterable local map, expiry rules and a more understandable calculator journey.

The business can manage the information in one place while residents and property managers follow different paths through the site.

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Completed RecyclePal website redesign — RecyclePal · Wix Studio website redesignClick image to inspect

The brief. The decisions.
The work behind the screen.

Choose a project. I’ve included what the client needed, how I approached it and the technical work involved.

TCO Technology · Main project

Main project · CRM architecture & customer operations

A customer can have several contracts. The records need to reflect that.

I structured a GoHighLevel environment so the team could follow a company, its people, individual service contracts, sales activity and approaching renewals together.

Tools & delivery: GoHighLevel · Custom Objects · Workflow Builder · Associations · Pipelines · Reporting

TCO Technology project image — The actual TCO reporting environment, showing opportunities and funnel reporting.

The problem I needed to solve

A company could hold multiple services, each with its own provider, value, owner, start date and renewal date. Putting every contract field directly on the company would make it easy to overwrite a service or duplicate the company.

I separated the contract from the customer relationship and connected the records through associations.

The structure I built

Company, Contact and Service Contract records linked around the actual customer relationship.
Separate contract fields for provider, value, ownership, dates and status.
A sales pipeline covering New Lead, Contacted, Qualified, Proposal Sent and Closed stages.
Reporting that gives the team visibility into opportunities and sales activity.

How the renewal automation works

Contract dates feed separate 30, 60, 90 and 120-day reminder paths. The workflows evaluate the contract, check the company’s eligibility and route qualifying records into the internal notification process.

That keeps the renewal logic at contract level while retaining a view of the wider account.

What the evidence shows

319company records centralized

12connected renewal workflows

The supplied 30-day reporting snapshot shows $87.91K in opportunity value and $1.96K won. Opportunity value is pipeline visibility, rather than revenue attributed to my work.

The delivered outcome

A connected account structure where the team can follow relationships, manage individual contracts and see approaching renewal activity. The client highlighted the testing, clear communication and implementation of operational infrastructure.

“He finished ahead of schedule, tested everything, and made sure it actually worked in a real-world environment.”director9275 · TCO Technology

TCO contract renewal workflow — Contract-level date evaluation and notification routing.

TCO connected company and contract records — Relationships and associated service records in the actual system.

TCO sales pipeline — The documented sales pipeline, with opportunities organized by stage.

TCO reporting snapshot — The supplied reporting snapshot shows pipeline visibility and won revenue separately.

TCO renewal workflow list — Published reminder workflows covering contract-renewal windows.

TCO company eligibility workflow — Company checks before the renewal process continues.

Wix Studio redesign & custom development

A service website became a useful customer platform.

I rebuilt RecyclePal’s website around residents, property managers and local business partners, then developed the content structure and functionality those audiences needed.

Tools & delivery: Wix Studio · Wix CMS · Velo · JavaScript · Interactive map · Offer expiry · Calculator UX

RecyclePal project image — The completed RecyclePal redesign. Click to inspect the full page.

What needed to change

The website needed to do more than explain doorstep recycling. Residents needed services and local benefits; property managers needed a clearer calculator experience; the team needed a practical way to keep services and offers current.

I redesigned the hierarchy and customer paths around those separate needs.

How I structured the content

I organized the four core services and local partner offers through the CMS. Partner records hold business names, categories, offers, terms, addresses, coordinates and publishing information.

That gives the business one place to manage the information, instead of rebuilding individual page sections whenever a detail changes.

What I built with Velo

A local-offer map and category filtering for the Pal Perks experience.
Expiry rules for time-sensitive offers, including visibility through the offer’s expiry day.
Dynamic service and partner information connected to managed content.
A reworked revenue-planning calculator experience for property managers.

What changed for the client

The finished website connects service discovery, local perks and revenue planning. The client praised how the experience came together and highlighted the calculator’s improved usability.

The evidence includes the live redesign, the map, CMS collections and the expiry code.

“Great end product. Will be back in the future for more builds.”RecyclePal · Client feedback

RecyclePal Pal Perks map and filters — Local offers shown by location and category.

RecyclePal partner offer CMS — The managed partner and offer information behind the interface.

RecyclePal before the redesign — Before: the earlier website presentation.

RecyclePal offer expiry code — Expiry logic from the actual Velo implementation.

RecyclePal service CMS — The service information managed through the CMS.

Wix Studio · Grant services

Helping visitors understand the service and take the right next step.

I built four Wix Studio pages and the interactions around Mitan’s grant services: service details, readiness prompts, an animated process and clear contact routes.

Tools & delivery: Wix Studio · Responsive layouts · Interactive service cards · Detail popups · Readiness popup · Timeline · FAQ · Contact form

The brief and page structure

The agreed website covered Home, Grant Services, About Mitan and Contact. The grant-service information needed to be understandable without overwhelming the page, with a practical route from reading about a service to asking for help.

I developed the site from the selected design direction and adapted the layouts for mobile.

The service interactions

The service cards reveal more information through slide/flip treatments and detail popups. Desktop hover behavior was paired with tap-based access on mobile, so the meaning did not depend on a mouse.

Learn More actions open service details rather than forcing the visitor to search through a long page.

The readiness journey

I worked on the grant-readiness popup and its entry points: page entry on Grant Services and About Mitan, plus direct readiness buttons.

Timing and repeat-visit behavior were revised after feedback. The experience also includes an animated timeline, slideshow, FAQ and contact form.

Where the website scope ended

The Grant Readiness Checklist and New Client Questionnaire were separate custom-form builds. I created and linked their destination pages for handover to Ara.

Assessment scoring, conditional questions, submission logic and assessment email automation were deferred from this delivery. They are not claimed as completed features here.

Why I’ve included Mitan

It shows the interaction work behind a service website: presenting a complex offer, keeping deeper information accessible and revising popup behavior around how people actually enter and revisit the site.

Website redesign · Positioning & applications

A coaching offer with a more confident application experience.

Kia had the offer and the content. I rebuilt the presentation and the sequence so prospective clients could understand the experience and decide whether to apply.

Tools & delivery: Responsive website design · Visual hierarchy · Offer presentation · Application journey · Conversion UX

Kia Bourne project image — The completed Kia Bourne redesign. Click to inspect.

What was getting in the way

The previous page had inconsistent visual treatment, dense content and a long application experience. Important information existed, but the presentation made it harder to scan, trust and understand.

I started with the order in which a prospective client needed to understand the offer.

The sequence I rebuilt

The page now moves through invitation, challenge, promise, outcomes, practical details and application.

A restrained black, cream and gold visual system supports that sequence. Spacing, typography and hierarchy give the content room and make the next step easier to find.

What the redesign was intended to do

Help a visitor answer the questions that matter before applying: what is this experience, who is it for, what do I receive and what happens next?

The before-and-after evidence shows the design and hierarchy changes directly.

What Kia said

“Godwin proved to know his craft very well. Godwin helped me rectify a previously mishandled situation with another designer with professionalism and patience. I am now able to move forward with my project with confidence, a peace of mind, and strong online presence. Thank you Godwin for your time, expertise, and being a trusted source to make this project what it needed to be.”Kia Bourne · Client feedback

Kia Bourne original website — Before: the original presentation.

Kia Bourne redesigned website — After: the rebuilt hierarchy and application journey.

Compare the original and redesigned page

After Before

You can hear about the experience directly from my clients.

These are the people behind the projects. I’ve included their original videos, alongside a few documented implementation figures from my TCO work.

319company records centralized for TCO Technology

12connected renewal workflows built for TCO

Implementation counts from the documented TCO case study.

Sensei Dave Armstrong

Founder, UPNA · Speaker, author & leadership coach

About 51 seconds

Amirah Logan

Owner, Blue Opal Wellness Studio · Virginia, USA

About 30 seconds

Britney Moore

Owner & Head Chef, Vegan Xpress

On bringing the Vegan Xpress brand and customer experience to life online.

1-minute excerpt

Original client videos. Use the player controls to watch with sound.

A closer look at one of the projects

BigBargain Binz.

A physical retailer moving its website from Shopify to Square Online, with store information, membership and rewards at the center of the experience.

Shopify to Square Online

A retail website built around the store itself.

I rebuilt the site with custom sections, carried the design across to Square and worked on the mobile experience. The loyalty journey points customers into Square’s own rewards experience.

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Square OnlineCustom sectionsMobile layoutsMembership & rewards journey

The important decision was what the website needed to do. The client’s brief focused on the physical store, membership, rewards and gift cards, with no online product catalogue. I organized the website around that.

The result is a website that reflects how the store operates. Visitors can understand the weekly bin pricing, find membership and reward information, and continue into the Square loyalty experience.

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Here’s how the pieces actually work together.

The custom website handles presentation. Square and the store handle the customer actions behind it.

Migration & the public domain

I rebuilt the Shopify presence on Square Online and connected the custom domain managed through Namecheap. The public site now gives the store one consistent address within the Square setup.

Custom sections inside Square

The branded hero, bin-price presentation and other sections use custom embedded HTML/CSS layouts within the Square website. This gave the client the presentation they wanted while keeping the website in the chosen retail platform.

Membership & phone-based loyalty

Website buttons route customers into Square Loyalty for phone-based registration and points access. The website explains membership; Square owns the customer account and points record. A separate custom membership database was not introduced.

Points, rewards & fulfilment

The published programme explains earning and redemption, including the 1,000-point free-item reward. Customers can check their points through Square. Rewards Square cannot process automatically are handled by the store team, with that limitation explained on the site.

Gift cards & mobile access

A dedicated gift-card route connects the customer with Square’s eGift Card experience. Mobile layouts keep the main paths accessible, and the weekly bin-price strip can scroll horizontally on smaller screens.

Pages, handover & phase boundaries

The scope grew to eight pages with FAQ, in-store shopping policy and returns information. Product listings, a custom member dashboard, referral automation and raffle administration were outside this phase. Future-phase features are not presented here as completed backend work.

“Awesome! I hope we can work together on Phase 2 to add more custom design features, integrations with other apps, and external links.”BigBargain Binz · Client message after the delivered preview

How I take a project from brief to handover

You work with me
through the details.

Choose a step to see what I do and how it shows up in the work. I keep the client involved as the project moves forward.

I ask what needs to happen after the visitor takes action.

Who is using this? What information do they need? What happens after a form, application or booking? I work through those questions before recommending the page structure or technical approach.

In the work: For BigBargain Binz, the brief centered on a physical store and loyalty. That shaped an information and membership website without an online product catalogue.

Example: the retail website built around in-store activity.

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Godwin Aikonedo

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Let me show you how I work.

My main project: TCO Technology.

TCOTECHNOLOGY

DR. ALKISTISAGIO

BIGBARGAINBINZ

RECYCLEPAL

MITANCONSULTING

COASTLINEEXCHANGE

KIABOURNE

Earned recognition.Built through client work.