I design and build
things for the web.

I got into web dev because I right-clicked "Inspect" on a website one day and thought, "wait, I could totally mess with this." That rabbit hole never really ended.

I went to school for Computer Science, which helped a lot with the fundamentals. But honestly, most of what I actually know comes from late nights, side projects, and breaking things until they worked. Browser extensions, full-stack apps, portfolio sites, all kinds of stuff. Each project taught me something the last one didn't.

What keeps me going is making things that feel good to use. Not just functional, but fast, accessible, and put together with care. If a page takes forever to load or the UI feels clunky, that bugs me. So I try to make sure it doesn't.