About Me

Being a self-taught developer means I'm used to thinking outside the box. Testing things, seeing what works (and maybe what doesn't). What I love most about self-teaching is that I can focus on the projects I'm most interested in, building multiple projects each month. Deciding which skill I want to learn next, and knowing when I'm ready to move on.

Right now I'm looking for a team where I can contribute, keep improving, and build things that actually matter. My goal isn't just to land a job and coast, I want to grow into someone the team can rely on. The person who's always learning, whether that's a new framework, a better way to structure code, or simply understanding why something broke. I'm not chasing a title, I'm chasing the point where I'm genuinely valuable.

Outside of code, I've always been drawn to visual work. Photography has been a passion of mine for years, and it's shaped how I approach front end development. Framing a shot, getting the composition right, thinking what draws someone's eye - it all carries over to when I'm building a UI.

I notice the small things; spacing that feels off, colours that clash, layouts that don't flow. That visual instinct didn't come from tutorials, it came from years of looking through a lens. Trial and error, finding out what people love.