I’m the Myspace millennial who customized layouts, embedded music, and broke things on
purpose just to understand how they worked. That same curiosity still drives how I learn and
build today.
I didn't start in tech. I spent years in retail management, learning how to read
people and solve problems on the fly, while quietly teaching myself to code on the side.
Three years in, that side pursuit became the plan.
Working alongside modern AI tools has sharpened how I approach problems. I don’t treat
outputs
as
answers. I evaluate whether they actually make sense in the context. For me, development
is a practice of turning confusion into structure. One intentional iteration at a time.
Outside of coding, you can find me writing for dev.to about accessibility, debugging, and what it's actually like
learning to build for the web. When I need to truly unwind, I can be found either sewing a
new
garment or bellydancing.