StayAssist
Frontend Engineer
Building property rental and booking platform connecting property owners with guests
January 2026 — Present
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I'm David Micheal Temitope, a frontend engineer who turns complex product ideas into fast, polished web experiences with React, TypeScript and Next.js.
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Currently
StayAssist
4+ years
shipping UI
shipping UI
Design · Code · Ship
ReactTypeScriptNext.jsProduct UIClean ArchitecturePerformanceReactTypeScriptNext.jsProduct UIClean ArchitecturePerformance
Chapter 01
Selected work
Products, dashboards and platforms I have helped ship with teams across commerce, finance, travel and property technology.
Takers
Frontend Engineer
Built admin dashboard for peer-to-peer service marketplace with real-time monitoring
September 2025 — December 2025
Visit Lisa Folawiyo
Frontend Engineer (Contributor)
Built luxury e-commerce platform celebrating 20 years of Nigerian designer Lisa Folawiyo with Next.js 15
August 2024 — December 2024
Visit Coronation
Frontend Engineer (Contract)
Built an enterprise financial dashboard with the team
September 2024 — November 2024
Visit Intelsprings Limited
Frontend Engineer
Built reusable components for an ERP dashboard in a Turborepo monorepo
September 2024 — July 2025
Visit Chapter 02
The build lab
A selection of products I designed in code: production platforms, commerce systems and experiments where the interface had to earn its place.
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Chapter 03
Field notes
Practical writing on frontend architecture, product engineering and the decisions that make software easier to change.
Note 018 min read
Type-Safe Search Params in Next.js with nuqs and Zod
Learn how to build type-safe, validated URL search parameters in Next.js using nuqs for state management and Zod for runtime validation.
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Note 024 min read
React Clean Architecture: A Domain-Driven Design Approach
Learn how to implement Clean Architecture in React using Domain-Driven Design patterns. This guide covers the separation of concerns across View, Repository, Adapter, Service, and UseCase layers.
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Chapter 04 / Contact
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it real.
Have a product to ship, a frontend that needs sharper thinking, or a team that needs another engineer? Let's talk.