About Me
Ebenezer Zotoo is a versatile technology professional and entrepreneur based in Accra, Ghana, with over a decade of experience. As a Founder, UI/UX Designer, and IT Specialist, he successfully bridges technical innovation with user-centered design. He led the NSA IT Solutions Project and manages digital infrastructure for Industrial Coatings Africa. Certified by Google and IBM, his diverse expertise spans Python programming, Data Science, and strategic Digital Marketing.
What I Do
Full stack Developer
Full-stack developer skilled in building responsive, user-friendly mobile and web interfaces, optimizing performance, and translating designs into clean, functional code across modern platforms.
Designer
Creative Graphic and UI/UX designer focused on intuitive interfaces, strong visual communication, and crafting user-centered digital experiences through research, prototyping, and modern design tools.
Professional Quality
Senior Web and Graphics Designer
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Head, Brands and Design
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Education Quality
Information Technology
Ghana Communication Technology University
Virtual Assistant
ALX Africa
Data Science Methodology
IBM
Foundations of project management
Google
Python for Data Science, AI & Development
IBM
Design Skill
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
FIGMA
ADOBE XD.
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
DIGITAL MARKETING & BRANDING
Development Skill
WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
WORDPRESS
PYTHON PROGRAMING
MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
The NASPA Skills Hub Website is a modern, online learning platform designed to equip learners — especially recent national service personnel — with in-demand technology and digital skills. The site features a clean, user-friendly design with clear navigation, allowing users to browse and enroll in courses such as UI/UX design, digital marketing, data analytics, Python programming, and mobile app development. These offerings are structured to support career growth and skill acquisition in high-demand tech fields.
Through dedicated course pages and a dynamic learning-environment interface, the platform delivers expert-led, hands-on training that’s flexible and career-focused. The website presents testimonials from learners who have used the platform to build real-world skills — from creating apps to analysing data for workplace needs — showcasing its potential impact on employability and personal growth. N Skills Hub Additionally, the site emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, making digital learning manageable for busy users by allowing self-paced progress and on-demand course access.
By digitizing skill-building through the NASPA Skills Hub website, the project provides an accessible, scalable resource for learners seeking practical tech-skills training. It supports professional development and increases opportunities for service personnel and other learners to transition into technology-driven career paths. The website serves as a strong digital asset, enhancing education accessibility and fostering skills growth.





Ani Surgical & Medical Consult Website Development Project
The Ani Surgical & Medical Consult Website is a professional, trust-oriented e-commerce platform built to represent and deliver lab-grade medical consumables and surgical equipment across Ghana and West Africa. Designed with clarity and ease of use, the site features a clean layout, intuitive navigation, and organized sections such as About Us, Shop, Products, and Contact Us. This structure ensures that medical professionals, clinics, and diagnostic centers can easily browse product categories — from diagnostic kits to lab disposables and PPE — or request quotes and support, making the purchasing process efficient and transparent.
On the website, Ani Surgical & Medical Consult highlights its mission to supply “high-quality, reliable and affordable medical laboratory consumables that meet international standards,” with a vision to become a leading supplier in Ghana, West Africa, and beyond. animedicalconsult.com The platform supports bulk ordering for hospitals, NGOs, and clinics, offering diagnostic test kits (for malaria, HIV, hepatitis, etc.), lab disposables, reagents, PPE, and other essentials necessary for labs and healthcare facilities.
By digitizing its supply-chain and storefront, the Ani Surgical & Medical Consult website enhances accessibility, reliability, and customer engagement for healthcare providers. It allows clients to place orders online, request quotes, and receive support — effectively bridging a gap between medical suppliers and institutions in need of critical consumables. As a project, the Ani Surgical & Medical Consult Website Development stands out as a significant digital tool supporting healthcare delivery and infrastructure across Ghana.




Aurateq Website Development Project
The Aurateq Website is a professional, business-oriented digital platform built to present Aurateq’s core identity as a UK-based IT services provider delivering secure, scalable, and custom technology solutions. The design emphasizes clarity and trust, with a clean layout and straightforward navigation, enabling prospective clients to quickly understand what Aurateq stands for and what services they offer. Main sections such as About Us, Services, Case Studies, and Careers provide a structured overview of the company’s mission, history, capabilities, and team — making the site both informative and credible.
Aurateq’s service offerings are prominently showcased with detailed descriptions of their expertise in sectors like fintech and healthcare, emphasizing compliance, performance, and tailored platform development. The website highlights key capabilities including secure platform engineering, compliance-aware systems, scalable infrastructures, and modern cloud solutions. Through this, Aurateq positions itself as a reliable partner for organizations seeking technology solutions that meet regulatory standards and evolving business needs. Additionally, the Case Studies section adds real-world credibility by illustrating past work and outcomes, which helps build trust for potential clients.
By bringing Aurateq’s brand and services online through this website, the project enhances visibility, professionalism, and client engagement. The platform acts as a reliable gateway for businesses to explore Aurateq’s offerings, contact the company, or initiate collaboration — reinforcing Aurateq’s commitment to delivering high-quality, secure, and scalable IT solutions. The Aurateq Website Development Project therefore serves as a critical digital asset that supports business growth, client acquisition, and long-term brand positioning.




Kwahu Asabi Royal Foundation Website Development Project
The Kwahu Asabi Royal Foundation Website is a purposeful, community-centered digital platform built to represent and support the Foundation’s mission of empowering individuals and communities across the Kwahu Afram Plains District. With a simple but clear layout, the site communicates the Foundation’s core vision — to foster a self-sustaining, inclusive community guided by values such as sustainability, social equity, empowerment, and collective development. The website organizes content under key sections like Health, Education, Agriculture, and Contact, giving visitors a straightforward way to learn about ongoing programs and engage with the Foundation’s work.
The website shines a light on several major initiatives. In Health, the Foundation runs campaigns including sexual and reproductive health education, free community health outreach and screenings, menstrual-hygiene support — distributing reusable sanitary pads to schoolgirls — and sanitation/ clean-water projects. kwahuasabifoundation.com+1 In Education, the Foundation offers youth-mentorship programs, academic support (for example inter-school STEM quizzes), women-empowerment efforts, and initiatives to improve school attendance and academic performance across underserved communities. kwahuasabifoundation.com+1 Meanwhile, Agriculture and community-support programs aim to boost livelihoods and support farmers — especially women — by providing resources, training, and support, in line with the Foundation’s holistic approach to development.
By digitizing its communication and outreach through this website, the Foundation enhances transparency, accessibility, and community engagement. The platform provides donors, partners, volunteers, and local community members with a reliable source of information about the Foundation’s mission and impact. As such, the Kwahu Asabi Royal Foundation Website Development Project stands as an important digital asset — one that helps mobilize support, foster long-term sustainable development, and give a voice to communities in the Afram Plains region.





Empower Communities Ghana Website Development Project
The Empower Communities Ghana Website is a clean, impact-driven digital platform developed to amplify the organization’s mission of promoting education, technology, health, environmental sustainability, and youth empowerment across Ghana. Designed with an intuitive layout and purposeful branding, the website provides a clear understanding of the organization’s vision of building a stronger, more inclusive society. Through structured navigation—featuring About Us, Projects, Blog, and Contact pages—visitors can easily explore initiatives, values, and opportunities to get involved.
A key highlight of the platform is the prominently showcased Tech 4 Development initiative, which focuses on bridging the digital divide by providing access to technology training, mobile computer labs, robotics tools, and digital literacy programs for children and youth. The site also communicates the organization’s broader commitments to education empowerment, environmental protection, and health-focused recreational development. Each section is supported with dedicated content that explains ongoing projects, upcoming programs, and community impact, making the platform both informative and inspiring.
By bringing their activities and mission online, the website boosts transparency, community engagement, and donor visibility. It acts as an accessible hub for volunteers, partners, and supporters to learn about the organization’s work, contribute to initiatives, and follow progress through blog updates and project showcases. The Empower Communities Ghana Website Development Project stands as a strong digital asset, strengthening the organization’s outreach efforts and positioning it as a leader in sustainable community development across Ghana.






NSS Restaurant – National Service Personnel Food Ordering Mobile App
Through a wide variety of mobile applications, we’ve developed a unique visual system and strategy that can be applied across the spectrum of available applications.
NSS Restaurant is a vibrant, user-friendly mobile application custom-built for the National Service Scheme (NSS) of Ghana to provide convenient, cashless, and hygienic daily meals to thousands of national service personnel posted across the country. The app transforms the traditional NSS canteen experience into a modern digital food court where personnel can browse menus, place orders, and pay seamlessly using their monthly allowance wallet or mobile money – all from their phones.
With a cheerful yellow-and-red interface proudly featuring the official NSS logo and “Service to the Nation” branding, users enjoy an intuitive experience: a welcoming “Are you Hungry?” splash screen, categorized menus (Pastries, Sips, Soups, Jollof, etc.), popular and new item highlights, location-based ordering (Patrice Lumumba Street headquarters shown), secure payment options (wallet balance, mobile money, card, or cash-on-delivery), order history, and personalized profiles. The app also supports promotions, ratings, and real-time cart management.
Designed exclusively for national service personnel, NSS Restaurant eliminates long queues, ensures accurate allowance deductions, reduces cash handling, and guarantees fresh meals are ready for pickup or delivery.













Are We Losing the Ability to Explain Tech?
A wake-up call from one simple tweet
“One of the biggest side effects of over-relying on AI? We’re losing the ability to explain concepts to other humans.” — @uxderrick
That single line, posted on X in 2025, hit the tech timeline like a quiet thunder. It’s short, unadorned, and terrifyingly accurate—especially for anyone who writes code, designs systems, or ships products for a living.
The New Normal in Engineering Workflows
Open any modern IDE in 2025 and you’ll see it: GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini—AI is no longer a helper; it’s the co-author of most production code. Pull requests now contain entire features written in seconds. Architecture diagrams are generated with a prompt. Documentation? AI can spit out a 2,000-word README faster than most engineers can open Notion.
The output is impressive. The velocity metrics are through the roof. But something subtler is slipping away.
The Vanishing Skill of Human-to-Human Explanation
Think about the last time you had to:
- Whiteboard a distributed system for a skeptical principal engineer
- Justify a caching strategy to a staff+ reviewer
- Walk a product manager through why a certain database choice matters
- Onboard a junior dev by explaining the mental model behind your team’s codebase
These moments used to be daily rituals. Now they’re becoming rare.
When the AI already “knows” the answer and can generate a flawless explanation, the incentive to internalize and rephrase, and teach disappears. We copy-paste the AI’s answer, ship the ticket, and move on. The loop of deep understanding → articulation → feedback → deeper understanding is quietly breaking.
Real-World Symptoms I’ve Seen This Year
- Code reviews turning into “LGTM” fests because no one can explain the clever trick the AI used.
- System design interviews where candidates freeze when asked to explain their own AI-generated solution without the model’s help.
- Incident post-mortems that read like polished ChatGPT output but leave the on-call team unable to answer basic follow-up questions.
- Senior engineers struggling to mentor because they haven’t manually reasoned through a problem in months.
This Isn’t Anti-AI; It’s Pro-Craft
AI is the most powerful leverage engineers have ever been handed. The goal is not to reject it, but to refuse to let it atrophy the very skills that make us valuable in the first place.
Some practical ways to fight the erosion:
- Force yourself to re-explain every AI-generated solution in your own words before merging.
- Run “no-AI” pairing sessions or design reviews once a week.
- When reviewing PRs, ask the author to record a 90-second Loom walking through the change without reading the AI comment.
- Treat prompts as code: store, review, and iterate on them so the human reasoning stays in the driver’s seat.
Final Thought
Tools amplify skill; they don’t replace it. The moment we forget how to explain the magic is the moment the magic stops belonging to us.
@uxderrick didn’t just write a tweet. He diagnosed a slow-moving crisis in our industry. The good news? It’s entirely within our power to fix—just as long as we keep practicing the uniquely human art of turning complexity into clarity.
Let’s keep building with AI. But let’s never stop teaching like humans.
The Liberating Power of Self-Honesty: Why You Haven’t Earned What You Want (Yet)
Last week, a tweet from @_iamEtornam punched me straight in the ego: “If you haven’t gotten what you want, you’re not worthy of it yet… You’re not struggling with imposter syndrome. You’re a student pretending to be the teacher.” At first it stung like hell. Then it felt like someone had finally opened the windows and let the fresh air in. For years I’d been treating accurate self-assessment as a psychological problem, calling my obvious skill gaps “imposter syndrome” so I could stay comfortable. The truth is simpler and more brutal: the market pays for proof, not potential, and my income had been giving me an honest performance review I kept refusing to read. Accepting that my results were a direct reflection of my current ability—not my worth as a person—was the most liberating realization of my career.
Once I stopped demanding to be paid like an expert and started acting like a hungry beginner, everything accelerated. I began asking the questions I used to avoid: “Can you walk me through how you’d do this?” “I thought I knew this—clearly I don’t; start from the basics.” Every time I swallowed my pride and admitted ignorance, I leapt forward. Pretending to know gave me a temporary ego shield and permanent stagnation; admitting I didn’t know gave me momentary discomfort and lifelong mastery. The people I admire most aren’t the ones who never doubted themselves—they’re the ones who turned doubt into fuel instead of hiding behind it.
So now every Sunday I run a 10-minute honesty ritual: What am I actually world-class at today (evidence required)? Where am I still faking it? What’s the single skill bottleneck holding everything else back? Then I go find someone better and beg for help. The fastest way out of beginner status is to embrace it on purpose instead of pretending you’ve already arrived. When was the last time you looked in the mirror and said, out loud, “I’m not good enough at this… yet”? That moment of raw admission is where real growth begins.
Ebenezer Zotoo
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