Building web experiences that hold up under real use, not just first impressions.
I'm a Computer Engineering Technology student who builds responsive, functional websites — from storefronts to internal tools — with a focus on code that's easy to maintain long after launch.
focus: "Web Development",
stack: ["HTML", "CSS", "JS"],
learning: "Node.js & MySQL",
status: "open to work"
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Technologies I work with
Turning ideas into interfaces people can actually use.
I'm studying Computer Engineering Technology and spend most of my time outside class building full projects end to end — frontend, backend, and the database in between — rather than isolated exercises.
I care about code that the next person (often future me) can read without a walkthrough: consistent structure, sensible naming, and no clever tricks that only make sense the day I wrote them.
What I can build
From a single landing page to a full store with a database behind it.
Website development
Responsive websites designed for performance, usability, and a modern visual presentation.
Learn more →E-commerce development
Online stores with product catalogs, shopping carts, checkout flows, and responsive interfaces.
Learn more →Frontend development
Modern responsive interfaces built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and reusable UI patterns.
Learn more →Backend development
APIs, authentication, databases, server-side logic, and third-party integrations.
Learn more →UI implementation
Turning a Figma or design concept into a responsive, working website.
Learn more →Website maintenance
Bug fixes, improvements, updates, and ongoing support after launch.
Learn more →Projects I've built
A few things I've built while learning, experimenting, and solving real problems.
My development process
The same five steps for every project, small or large.
Discover
Understand the idea, the people using it, and what the project actually needs to do.
Plan
Define structure, functionality, and the technical approach before writing code.
Design
Work out a clean visual direction and a layout that holds up across screen sizes.
Develop
Build the site and its functionality, piece by piece, testing as I go.
Refine
Test, debug, optimize, and polish the final experience before it ships.
Where I've been building
Freelance & personal projects
Building websites and full-stack projects like YKB Clothing while experimenting with new tools.
Web development learning
Studying frontend, backend, databases, Git, and web development fundamentals.
What I'm studying
Computer Engineering Technology
Tools I reach for
Frontend
Backend
Database & tools
Other
What clients say
Common questions
Mostly marketing sites, small e-commerce stores, and full-stack web apps — anything from a single landing page to a site backed by a database.
Yes — small businesses and startups are exactly who I build for. Tell me what you need and I'll scope it honestly.
Yes. YKB Clothing in my projects is a full example — catalog, cart, and checkout, built with a real backend and database.
Yes — I can take an existing Figma file or design concept and turn it into a responsive, working website.
Yes, ongoing fixes and small updates after launch are available — get in touch and we can set up what works for you.
Head to the contact page and send over a few details about what you're building — I'll reply with next steps.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you're building and let's discuss how I can help.