I’ve spent the last few years working as a Website Designer. Most of my professional hours are spent collaborating with agencies and clients through platforms like Fiverr and Upwork. I enjoy the process of taking a blank page and turning it into a clean, functional website. I’m not a fan of over-complicating things—I believe a good design should be simple and do its job effectively.
I’ve always felt that knowledge shouldn’t be locked away. This is why I started my YouTube channel. I create tutorials on web design and technology because I want to make it easier for others to start their own paths. Seeing someone learn a new skill from one of my videos is just as rewarding to me as finishing a big project for a client.
Beyond the code and the designs, my most important work happens at Hodish. This is a non-profit initiative I started with a very specific mission: to help find missing people and reunite them with their families. In a world full of scattered social media posts, I wanted to create an organized platform where information can actually reach the right person at the right time. For me, Hodish isn’t just a project; it’s a commitment to using technology for a greater human cause.
I’m someone who values honesty, simple living, and the impact we leave on others. Whether I’m designing a site or working on a missing person’s case, I try to bring the same level of care and dedication to everything I do.