I never thought I’d end up in tech. Math intimidated me, and coding seemed like a world I’d never understand. So, when choosing my university courses, I avoided anything remotely math-related. But deep down, I was always fascinated by computers and the people who built things with them.
A friend once tried to teach me PHP, but at the time, it felt like an entirely foreign language—I didn’t know where to begin. Later, during an internship, I got my first taste of HTML & CSS. Another friend helped me improve, and for the first time, coding didn’t feel impossible—it felt like problem-solving in a language I could understand.
Still, JavaScript felt out of reach. I explored project management, UI/UX design, and other fields, hoping to find where I fit, but something always pulled me back to development.
In 2023, I took a leap and joined AltSchool Africa—determined to finally make sense of JavaScript. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made.
Now, as a frontend developer, I enjoy building apps that work well and look good. I like to focus on the user, pay attention to details, and I'm always curious to learn more.
From code to collaboration, these are the tools I use in bringing ideas to life:
When I’m not coding, you’ll probably find me watching K-dramas, C-dramas, or diving into a fantasy novel. Because as much as I enjoy building in the digital world, the real world matters just as much.
