Framer Campus Tour – Lead City University, Ibadan
Join us for a high-impact, in-person Framer meetup as the Framer Campus Tour lands at Lead City University, Ibadan 🇳🇬
Following the success of the Framer Uyo Meetup, this next stop brings hands-on web design education directly to students — empowering the next generation of African designers to build and publish stunning websites without code.
Hosted by Abas Eton, Product Designer, Cofounder of Eights design agency
📍 Location
Lead City University, Ibadan, Nigeria
⏰ Time
01:00 pm – 02:30pm
📅 Date
7th september, 2026
🎓 Format
Campus Workshop + Design Talk
👥 Audience
University students (Design, Tech, Media & Creative fields)
💡 What Students Will Learn
This is not just a talk — it’s a practical introduction to modern web creation.
During this session, students will:
• Understand how no-code tools are shaping the future of digital creation
• Learn Framer fundamentals from scratch
• Build responsive, pixel-perfect websites
• Work with components and reusable design systems
• Understand Framer for students
• Learn how to publish a live website
• Explore how designers can monetize their skills globally
Students won’t just listen — they’ll see real workflows, real projects, and real publishing in action.
🎯 Why This Matters
The Framer Campus Tour is about:
• Bridging the gap between university education and real-world digital skills
• Exposing students to global design tools
• Positioning African students to compete internationally
• Inspiring product thinking beyond graphics
After the success of Framer Uyo, this expansion to Ibadan reflects growing interest and momentum within Nigeria’s student design community.
🎟 What’s Included
• Live Framer demo session
• Practical walkthrough of building & publishing
• Design career insights
• Open Q&A session
• Networking opportunity for students
• Access to post-event learning resources
🧳 What Students Should Bring
• A laptop
• Charger
• A curious mind
• (Optional) A Framer account created beforehand
🌍 The Bigger Vision
This is more than a meetup.
It’s part of a larger movement to grow Africa’s design and product ecosystem — starting from campuses.
From Uyo to Ibadan — and beyond.