Web application
CogOps Website
A modern website for a cognitive operations concept, designed to present the product clearly and keep visitors focused.
Hi, I’m Tonia Onyeka
I design and build frontend and full-stack products with clean interfaces and practical features that solve real problems.
Based in Nigeria. Open to opportunities and collaborations.
I started my journey in technology at SQI College of ICT, where I learned to build with code. Since then, I have kept growing across frontend and backend development, creating projects that bring design and functionality together.
I enjoy turning complex ideas into clear, easy-to-use products. I’m always learning, and I’m looking for opportunities to contribute to meaningful products and strong teams.
Responsive, accessible layouts with attention to detail.
Features that make applications useful and dependable.
The technologies and tools I use across frontend, backend, and day-to-day development.
Selected work covering interface design, application logic, and practical product features.
Web application
A modern website for a cognitive operations concept, designed to present the product clearly and keep visitors focused.
Full-Stack Web Application
A full-stack automotive spare parts platform featuring product management, secure staff authentication, and a responsive product catalogue. Customers can explore available parts and place orders through WhatsApp.
E-commerce
An online beauty store with product listings and Firebase-powered data integration.
Full-stack application
A job application manager for organizing applications and tracking progress through each hiring stage.
Web application
A frontend project focused on a clear, engaging interface.
Interactive application
A quiz app that uses JavaScript to respond to user input and track results.
Web application
A lightweight summer-themed app built to practice frontend development.
UI implementation
A responsive build that turns a mobile design concept into a working web interface.
I’m open to new opportunities, collaborations, and conversations about projects worth building.