How it Started 🚀
In the quiet confinement of my room during a 7th-grade winter break, the only noise that broke the silence was the rhythmic tapping and clicking of my mouse and keyboard. Looking through my inventory, I knew I had a long way to go–but I was sick of it. Instead of accepting my fate, a spark was lit.
What if I could outsmart the game?
I began calculating the optimal number of script runs based on the wheat density on the farm. Applying principles of efficiency, I determined the best intervals to maximize crop yield. With programming as the final piece, I automated the entire process into a seamless loop with Python. Watching the script execute perfectly, I felt the thrill of discovery—proof that precision and ingenuity could bring an idea to life. It was the same excitement I now seek to replicate in tackling larger challenges through CS.
My Philosophy 🧠
I believe the best design is the one you don’t notice: intuitive, seamless, and full of subtle joy. I craft tools that teach without overwhelm, games that guide without instruction, and platforms that feel like an experience, not a task.
Code is more than just syntax, it’s a way to tell stories. Each line has its own character, every function a plot twist. It's almost like you're creating a narrative that connects, engages, and, most importantly, empowers your users.
What I Like Working On 🛠️
I’m currently diving into the world of web development, focusing on creating seamless user experiences with frontend technologies. At the moment, I'm contributing to the frontend development for DealSourcing, my automated deal sourcing project, where I’m working on building intuitive, responsive layouts that make complex data accessible and easy to navigate.
Alongside that, I’m exploring new techniques and tools to improve my workflow, from responsive design to dynamic, interactive elements. I’m particularly interested in how frontend design and functionality can work together to create not only aesthetic but functional user interfaces that leave a lasting impression.
With the recent popularity of Artificial Intelligence, I have also been exploring ways to use AI apis to automate repetitive tasks. Specifically, Mistral AI API has been in interest due to free usage.