James Senu / full-stack developer + web designer
FRAME 001 / YES, I LIKE DRAMAI’m James. I design and build websites from Accra, Ghana. Shops, restaurants, booking flows, weird product ideas, the whole thing. If it lives in a browser, I’ll probably try to make it nicer.
See the work ↘ Open my résumé ↗02 / Featured work
Not mystery thumbnails. Here’s what the things actually are.
Aurenza ↗Modern Italian opulence, but in browser form.
A luxury fashion storefront concept built around strong imagery, quiet type and a very deliberate sense of space. The goal was simple: make it feel expensive without making the visitor fight the website.
Visit Aurenza ↗
Oaklawn ↗A proper dinner website. No QR-menu sadness.
A restaurant experience for Oaklawn in Paris, Tennessee, built around its restored 1954 home, steaks, seafood, cocktails, reservations and private evenings. Warm, calm and intentionally not screaming “ORDER NOW” at you every six pixels.
Visit Oaklawn ↗
Band Factory ↗My latest one. Pretty outside, serious business in the back.
A Ghanaian fashion store for signature hairbands, tops and sets with retail and wholesale shopping. Behind the storefront there’s Paystack payment verification, Firestore orders and stock, customer history, analytics, notifications and an admin control centre. Basically, the part nobody sees is also doing push-ups.
Visit Band Factory ↗
Faustina’s ↗Cleaning website. Ironically, the code also got cleaned up.
A service site for domestic and commercial cleaning across Manchester, London, Luton, Salford, Stockport, Bolton and Oldham. It handles service discovery, clear rates, estimates, bookings, hiring and customer feedback without making people dig through a maze first.
Visit Faustina’s ↗03 / The toolbox
Swipe the cards on smaller screens. Your thumb deserves a change of scenery.
$ build something nice
→ designing... coding... testing at 320px because chaos lives there.
$ does it work on mobile?
→ it better. I have been warned.
_HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Firebase, APIs, Git, Netlify and GitHub Pages.
Yes, the buttons work.Responsive UI, visual hierarchy, interaction, motion and design systems.
Spacing is a personality trait now.E-commerce, carts, checkout flows, Paystack and conversion-focused product journeys.
“Add to cart” should actually add to cart. Revolutionary.Testing, performance cleanup, accessibility basics and launch-ready handoff.
Then I refresh it 14 times for emotional support.04 / The rest of the film roll
In the exact order my inner control freak requested.
Shawarma, burgers, loaded meals and a build-your-own flow. Also Feed the Street, because good food can do more than sit in a cart.
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Small-batch French baking, weekly pre-orders, pickup windows, a shop and cart. Butter has entered the chat.
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Makeup, hair, nails, lashes and brows with appointment flows for weddings, birthdays, graduations and more. Fine girl energy included.
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A fashion-house concept for women, men and children with collections, editorial storytelling, search and a shopping bag. Very quiet luxury. Loud CSS.
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An AI healthcare concept covering wellness services, mental health chat, dietetics, e-pharmacy and consult booking. A product exploration, not your doctor.
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A student-run Accra food brand for pastries, brownies, cakes, drinks and more with a menu, gallery, cart and checkout. Dangerous when hungry.
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A 50-piece one-off kidswear drop with unique dresses, smart cart, Paystack checkout, receipts and purchase history. One dress means one dress. No cloning machine.
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A Ghana family restaurant concept built around pizzas, burgers, shawarma, crispy chicken, combos, branches and ordering. Basically a hunger attack with navigation.
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ShuttlePulse for KNUST: live map, nearby stops, trip planning, best-shuttle recommendations, ETA, capacity, reports and service alerts. Less guessing at the roadside.
Live ↗05 / About
Designer brain. Developer browser tabs.
I’m James Senu, based in Accra. I work across visual direction, frontend development and backend-connected experiences. I care about the tiny details, but I also care about the boring useful stuff like forms submitting, carts remembering things and layouts behaving on a phone from 2017.
06 / Roll credits?
Tell me what you’re building, what is currently annoying you or just send the dangerously vague “I need a website” message. We’ll figure it out.
Email mesenujames23@gmail.com↗