A child of the internet
I built my first website before I knew “front-end development” was a job title — back when a good MySpace layout was a genuine design flex. That early curiosity turned into a Computer Graphics & Technology degree at Purdue University, with minors in Organizational Leadership & Supervision and Computer Information & Technology.
Since then, the work has taken a fairly winding road through marketing, home health care, banking, consulting, and government — as a multimedia designer, an email developer, and a front-end web developer. What’s stayed constant is the craft itself: pages that load fast, hold up across browsers, and feel like someone actually cared about them.
I care as much about a pixel-perfect layout as I do about the code underneath it — and about the hundred small decisions in between.
