ICP Hub Kenya
ICP Hub Kenya supports the Internet Computer developer community in East Africa. I designed the website for developers, students and potential partners, then built it in Webflow so the local team could manage events, programmes and community updates.
- Services
- UI/UX Design
- Web Design
- Webflow Development
- Client
- ICP Hub Kenya · DFINITY ecosystem
Nairobi, Kenya - Built with
- Figma
- Webflow
- Year
- 2025
- 3 audiences
- developers, students and partners, each with a route in
- Webflow
- designed and built, then handed over for the team to run
• Approach
I mapped the three main audiences before designing the page. Developers could find grants and technical resources; students could find events and learning programmes; partners could see the hub’s work and ways to get involved.
The visual direction combines the Internet Computer brand with photography from the local community. The result feels connected to the wider ecosystem without losing its Nairobi identity.
I created Webflow CMS collections for events, programmes and news, then handed the site over to the team. They could keep publishing without waiting for a developer.
Clear audience routes
Developers, students and partners can find the information meant for them.
Grants are visible
Funding opportunities are available from the main journey instead of being buried in navigation.
Team managed
Webflow CMS lets the hub publish events and programme updates independently.
• Outcome
The site supported outreach to developers, universities, sponsors and ecosystem partners during my time with the hub. The original domain has since lapsed, so the case study includes a recorded walkthrough of the finished build.
icphubkenya.io is no longer online. These frames are captured from the original build.