I didn’t grow up knowing exactly who I wanted to be .So when the usual question of "what would you like to be when you grow up" came up. I answered the usual "doctor, lawyer, engineer!" But deep down I knew that wasn't what I wanted to do.

So when it was time to go to College, I decided to get a diploma in Biochemistry. And while I might not have felt a deep passion I still strongly believe what is worth doing is worth doing well. I graduated as the only student with distinction in my department.

In usual Bibi fashion, I stumbled upon design after I graduated from school and I felt lost on what next I needed to do. My friend told me of a program that was happening at Africa Agility to empower African girls into the tech space. I decided to jump on the opportunity and check it out, I saw courses like Scrum Mastery, Product Management, Frontend Development, Artificial Intelligence but I decided to pick Product design because I liked the way it sounds and I felt a connection (although I did my research on what UI/UX was before making a decision, I am not that spontaneous).

And that was how my design journey started. And since then I have worked with many businesses and startups such as KonnectHQ, DrDreay, Whorkaz, Viral and many more to turn their ideas into usable products.