My first real taste of coding came in high school in the UK, when I built a multifunctional lamp torch with different lighting modes, including an SOS signal in Morse code. That project introduced me to logic gates, circuit design, and programming, sparking my interest in tech.

Despite this, I pursued a degree in materials science, drawn to problem-solving but missing the creativity I had found in coding. Eventually, I started experimenting with web development—small projects at first, but the more I built, the more I realized this was what I wanted to do.

I took a structured approach, learning step by step before enrolling in OpenClassrooms' web development course. There, I deepened my skills, working on real-world projects that challenged me to think beyond aesthetics—performance, accessibility, and scalability became just as important.

I naturally gravitated toward front-end development, drawn to smooth, interactive, and engaging experiences. Tools like React, Next.js, and Tailwind became my go-to, while Supabase introduced me to back-end logic. Along the way, I developed a passion for animations, 3D interactivity, and creative coding.

My journey wasn't a straight path, but that's what makes it exciting. Today, I focus on building immersive, high-performance web experiences, constantly learning and pushing the limits of what's possible online.