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Emmanuel Alfred Loveday, also known as freewayz.dev

Software EngineerBuilding thoughtful interfaces, products, and developer experiences.

Frontend engineer focused on building interfaces that feel simple, fast, and intentional, from product UI to internal developer tools, with an emphasis on performance, accessibility, and craft.

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Things I’ve shipped

A mix of product UI, developer tooling, and interface experiments, each one solving a real, specific problem.

Brand

Creator

Cygio

A platform enabling brand-creator collaborations, trend tracking, and social media monetization for the creator economy.

Startup LeadershipProduct StrategyCreator Economy

Problem: Brands and creators had no single place to find each other, track what's trending, and turn a collaboration into actual revenue.
Approach: Co-founded the company and lead product, strategy, and the cross-functional team building the platform, from roadmap to partnerships with early brands and creators.
Outcome: A live, growing platform in the creator economy space, still being built out with new partnerships.

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+"cache": "hit",
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DiffLens

A visual JSON and API diff tool for comparing structured responses across environments.

TypeScriptReactNode.js

Problem: Comparing JSON responses across environments meant eyeballing raw payloads side by side.
Approach: Built a visual diff view that highlights additions, removals, and value changes at a glance, with syntax-aware formatting.
Outcome: Cut the time to spot a regression in an API response from manual scanning to a glance.

Experience

Recent roles

Where I’ve actually worked, most recent first.

Feb 2023 to Present

Co-Founder, Cygio

Leading product, strategy, and the cross-functional team behind Cygio, a platform for brand-creator collaborations, trend tracking, and social media monetization.

Aug 2023 to Present

Software Developer, HackCity Tech

Building with React and Next.js, remote, after converting from an internship on the same team.

Feb 2023 to Jul 2023

Software Developer Intern, HackCity Tech

Started with React and Next.js as an intern, converting to a full developer role after six months.

Aug 2022 to Nov 2022

Junior Software Engineer, Shopascart

Contributed frontend features with React and Next.js during a four-month engagement in Nashville, Tennessee.

Jan 2022 to May 2022

Frontend Developer (SIWES), Planta Agro Services Limited

University-mandated industrial placement building frontend interfaces and analyzing real project requirements.

Open source

On GitHub

@freewayz-dev

Software developer. CS graduate. Coding for 5+ years. I like to keep things simple.

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Public repos

Stars earned

Followers

Following

Video-Chat

video chat app with React.js and node.js

JavaScript30

myJavascriptJourney

Compilation of the process and code i wrote while learning javascript (still learning js...lol) through Jonas Schmedtmann's The Complete JavaScript Course 2020 From Zero to Expert!

Other30

naija-music-stream

Stream Bunch Of Nigerian Radio Channels Online...

JavaScript20

PHP-Weather-App

Simple app that displays weather forecast

Other20

What I build

Five areas, one way of working

Different surfaces, same standard: thoughtful defaults, clear states, and interfaces people don't have to think about.

User-facing UI that has to hold up under real use: loading states, empty states, error states, not just the happy path.

--accent

--radius

--space-4

--text-1

--border

--shadow

Design tokens, component libraries, and the conventions that keep a growing codebase legible for the next person.

$ pnpm run gen:component Button

// scaffolds component + stories + test

Internal tooling and CLIs that make other engineers faster. Unglamorous work with outsized leverage.

app.dev/dashboard

Full products end to end: routing, data fetching, auth, and the deploy pipeline underneath all of it.

move your pointer

Small, deliberate interactions: the details that make software feel considered instead of assembled.

User-facing UI that has to hold up under real use: loading states, empty states, error states, not just the happy path.

How I think

The engineering approach

Not a list of technologies: the actual questions I’m asking at each layer of a product.

Design systems, responsive layouts, accessibility, and interaction design: the layer users actually feel.

Design systemsAccessibilityMotionResponsive

Component architecture, state management, API integration, and frontend structure that scales past one person.

ComponentsStateAPIsStructure

Lazy loading, caching, rendering strategy, and bundle size, treated as a feature, not an afterthought.

Lazy loadingCachingRenderingBundle size

Turning a vague idea into a simple, usable interface, and knowing what to leave out.

DiscoveryPrototypingIterationShipping

Technology

Current stack

stack.json · hover for notes

ReactUI library

Next.jsFramework

TypeScriptLanguage

JavaScriptLanguage

Tailwind CSSStyling

Node.jsRuntime

GitVersioning

ViteTooling

Have something interesting in mind?

Open to frontend and product engineering roles, and to shorter collaborations on the right project. Email is the fastest way to reach me.

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