Websites that look like your business is worth what you charge.
234&That builds websites, apps, AI fashion imagery, automations and AR filters for Nigerian businesses judged on how they look. Fixed prices, published upfront. Built by one person — seven years designing, five of them producing garments.
Built to load before your customer gives up. Most Nigerian connections never get that.
That's how long most Nigerian business sites take to load on a phone.
The free audit is a two-minute recording of your own site failing on a phone, exactly like this. No pitch first — you watch it happen, then decide if you want it fixed.
Send me your site →Apps, editorials, rebuilds and lenses.
Software engineering — built in-house. seamwox.com
Software engineering — built in-house. eventsprostudio.com
AI fashion editorial — placeholder. Drag to compare.
Website rebuild — placeholder. Device frame.
Wedding lens — Títí & Seun. Guests scan a printed Snapcode at the venue.
AI fashion editorial — placeholder. Drag to compare.
Website rebuild — placeholder. Device frame.
Birthday lens — a permanent build, reused at every event after the first.
Six lines of work. Priced upfront — no calls to find out.
Website builds
5–10 daysAdaptive delivery, fast on Nigerian data, WhatsApp click-to-chat, maps and working forms.
Software engineering
2–12 weeksProgressive web apps and native mobile apps. iOS and Android from one codebase, with the backend, auth and payments behind them.
AI fashion editorials
hours to ~1 weekA designer's existing product photos rebuilt as high-end editorial imagery.
AI visibility
daysGetting a business named when customers ask ChatGPT instead of searching Google.
Automations
3–5 daysWhatsApp booking bots, appointment reminders, lead capture.
Snapchat lenses / AR filters
3–5 daysFor event centres, venues, planners and activations.
"Most web work in Nigeria is built by developers, and it shows. This isn't."
I'm Yemi Oloko. I started 234&That in 2019 doing graphic design and branding, spent five years designing and producing garments alongside it, and moved into software from there — deciding whether something looked right before it went out the door, for clients who'd notice a stitch out of place.
That's the actual difference. Most web shops in Nigeria are run by developers who learned design as a side skill. I learned design first — seven years of it, branding through web to product — and picked up the technical side to ship it myself. It's why the sites look like this instead of like a template.
The fashion editorial work is AI-generated from a designer's real garments. Silhouette, colour, fabric behaviour and construction are preserved — nothing about the garment itself changes. What changes is the presentation: the setting, the model, the lighting. The clothes shown are the clothes that exist.
Fixed price. No hourly billing.
Brief call. The quote is fixed — no hourly rate, no estimate that grows later.
60% on signing. Work starts the same week.
Build. Most sites are live in 7–10 days.
40% on delivery. You see it live before you pay the rest.
60% on signing, 40% on delivery. Fixed price, no hourly billing. Live in 7–10 days.