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Clean, semantic HTML — I make sure the structure makes sense, not just for browsers but for screen readers too.
Flexbox and Grid are my best friends. I build layouts that look good on any screen and add animations when it makes sense.
ES6+, working with the DOM, fetching data from APIs, making things interactive — the fun stuff.
I always design mobile-first and then scale up. Media queries, fluid layouts, the whole deal.
My go-to CSS framework for getting responsive grids and components up fast without reinventing the wheel.
I sketch out layouts and wireframes in Figma before I code them. Saves me from rewriting CSS ten times later.
I use PHP for most of my server-side work — handling forms, sessions, login systems, that kind of thing.
I can design a database, write decent queries, and set up relationships between tables without breaking things.
I use Python for quick scripts and automating stuff. Still exploring what else I can do with it.
Version control is a habit now — committing, branching, and pushing code without losing hours of work.
Using Firebase for real-time databases, authentication, and hosting when I want a backend without spinning up a full server.
Fetching data with fetch/axios, building simple endpoints in PHP — connecting frontend to backend the right way.
Quick graphics, social media posts, thumbnails — Canva gets the job done when I need something visual fast.
I've set up a few WordPress sites for people. Theme tweaks, plugins, basic customization — nothing too crazy.
Used Wix for a couple of simple sites when clients wanted a no-code option. It does the job.
My main editor — extensions, themes, shortcuts. I spend most of my screen time in here.
I edit gaming montages, promo clips, and reels using Premiere Pro and CapCut depending on what the project needs.
Testing API endpoints and debugging responses before wiring them up to the frontend — a lifesaver.
I don't like staying in one place — here's what I'm picking up right now
Learning how to think in components and manage state. It's a different mindset from vanilla JS, but I'm getting there.
Trying to use JavaScript on the server side too so I don't have to switch between languages all the time.
Going beyond basic CRUD — learning about normalization, indexing, and making databases that can actually handle growth.
Whether it's a landing page, a full website, or just some tech advice — I'd love to help. Drop me a message and let's figure something out.