Picture this: A computer science student, surrounded by lines of code and complex algorithms. That was me – mastering logic and problem-solving, yet feeling something was missing. Sure, I could write code, but it was so boring.

 

Then came the plot twist.

 

A small business needed a website and brand identity. "I'll give it a shot," I thought. Little did I know this simple project would ignite a creative fire I never knew existed. There I was, blending colors, crafting layouts, and watching a brand come to life – and I was hooked. Yet sometimes we miss the signs right in front of us. After graduation, I tucked that experience away like a forgotten book on a shelf, searching instead for something lucrative that could marry my love for tech with my newfound creative passion.

 

This led me to a career in UX/UI design, where I discovered my passion for understanding how people interact with digital spaces. I learned that great design isn't just about what looks good—it's about creating intuitive experiences that feel natural and effortless.

 

Today, I combine my computer science roots with creative design to craft websites that do more than just exist – they perform. Think of it as having an architect who not only designs beautiful houses but understands the engineering that keeps them standing. That's what I do with websites: build digital spaces that are structurally sound, psychologically engaging, and visually beautiful.