I could’ve used a generic portfolio template. I could’ve slapped together a Behance link or a GitHub profile and called it a day. But nah — that’s not me. I wanted a digital home that actually represents my journey as a developer, designer, and creative builder.
Static Site, Dynamic Message
This portfolio is a static site hosted on GitHub Pages. Why static? It’s fast, secure, and totally under my control. No CMS overhead. No unexpected server downtime. Just pure, clean HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — crafted by me, for me.
Built From Scratch — Because I Can
Every element here is custom-coded. No templates, no site builders, no shortcuts. I designed the layout, wrote the logic, and optimized the SEO. This isn't just a showcase — it’s proof that I know my stuff, front to back(end).
Focused on Projects That Matter
I’ve worked on a bunch of things — games, utilities, backend APIs, and UI experiments. But I didn’t just throw everything on here. I handpicked the ones that actually reflect my skills, creativity, and potential. Every project card links to GitHub, so you can dive straight into the code.
More Than Just Code
Yeah, the site’s built well — but it also tells a story. From the writing style to the visuals, I wanted the portfolio to give off the exact energy I bring to every team I’m a part of. Devs who know how to build, communicate, and vibe? Rare. That’s what I’m about.
TL;DR
I built this portfolio to be more than a resume. It’s a tech flex, a personal project, and a statement. I’m not just applying for jobs — I’m showing you what I can bring to the table, before I even say a word.