I built my first website in high school and never really stopped.
What started as a hobby turned into a craft — learning how the web actually works, what makes a site fast, why some designs convert visitors into customers and others don't, and how the smallest details add up to something people trust.
I went on to earn a Bachelor's in Information Technology and a Master's in Computer Science, which gave me the technical foundation to go deeper than most designers — understanding performance at the infrastructure level, writing clean code that doesn't rot, and building things that actually scale.
While studying, I kept building websites on the side for people in my community — a barber, a real estate agent, an engineer looking for a better portfolio. Every project taught me something the classrooms didn't.
Eventually those side projects became webnul. No templates passed off as custom work. No account managers in between. Just good websites, built by someone who gives a damn about getting it right.