I build full-stack apps, creative web experiences, and practical tools with an experimental edge.
My work usually starts as a small prototype: a dashboard, a creative coding sketch, a themed web app, a portfolio experiment, or a workflow idea made tangible. Some projects are polished. Some are experiments. Both matter.
Iโm interested in software that is useful, visual, and a little memorable.
Right now, Iโm focused on:
- full-stack web development
- React, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and SQL
- UI/UX design and interactive interfaces
- creative coding and visual storytelling
- automation, AI-assisted workflows, and software presentation
| Area | Examples |
|---|---|
| Web apps | dashboards, booking flows, student/course systems, portfolio sites |
| Creative interfaces | CodePen experiments, themed UI, visual storytelling pages |
| Full-stack projects | React/Next.js frontends, Node/PHP backends, MySQL/MongoDB databases |
| Data projects | exploratory analysis, prediction models, Flask dashboards |
| UI/UX concepts | workflow tools, review flows, interactive prototypes |
| Direction | Status |
|---|---|
| Portfolio website | evolving my personal software/design portfolio |
| Private workflow tools | testing app concepts, structure, and user flows |
| Creative web experiments | building small visual interfaces and themed web experiences |
| React + full-stack practice | strengthening production-ready app structure |
| Creative coding | exploring CodePen, animation, and visual storytelling |
- Start with a small working version
- Make the interface understandable
- Test the flow before overbuilding
- Keep the visual presentation intentional
- Treat experiments as part of the learning process
I like software that feels less disposable.
A web app can feel like a room, a notebook, a dashboard, a field guide, a receipt, a postcard, or a tiny machine. Iโm interested in that space between practical software and memorable presentation.
Iโm drawn to photography, travel, visual storytelling, and playful web experiments โ small observations often become interface ideas.

