01Side project
It started with Android.
Long before it was a job, I was building Android apps on the side, first in Java and later in Kotlin. I published my first app while still in school, and got hooked on seeing something I made run in my hand.
Always learning, always refining.
The tiny details are my favourite part of the job: a tap that answers, a screen that hands off to the next. Here’s the story behind that, plus a few to play with.
How I got here
02Curiosity
Then the web pulled me in.
The web felt limitless. Anything I built could open anywhere, on any device, just by sharing a link. I’ve been hooked ever since, and slowly worked my way from the front of the stack to everything behind it.
03Now
Details you can feel.
Software engineer by day, tinkerer by night. The details I care about aren’t only visual: a press that responds instantly, a page that loads before you notice, an API that answers in milliseconds. Speed is part of how something feels.
Things I like making
Go on, try them.01Morphing buttonCollapses into a loader, then opens out to a tick that draws itself in.
On
02Flat toggleAn even ease and a colour change. The knob widens slightly while held.
03Menu morphThe middle line folds away while the outer two cross into a close icon.
Off the keyboard
Calisthenics, football, badminton and tennis, plus studying finance part-time at SUSS.