Meet Our Business

I debated whether to write a personal story, or keep the bio cool and profesz. In the end, I decided to share my personal story of how I become a web designer, because it explains why craftsmanship and client relationships are so important for me. 

If I bore you at any point, feel free to skips reading and book an intro call instead ^^

Here’s my story: 

Growing up, my parents have always warned me against creative endeavours. They said most artists are poor and crazy, except a few highly gifted. Because of this mindset, I was deeply afraid of allowing my creativity.

I studied business and worked in marketing, business analysis, and eventually UX research. However, there was something within that kept calling me towards a creative career — a yearning to know what’s on the other side of my fears. 

So I began learning web design. Every month, I analyzed 40-50 websites to create my own designs. This rigorous process slowly built a bridge from my analytical brain to the creative side. 

During the first few years, my work wasn’t great. I frequently thought about giving up. But every time I left, a discovery or unexpected opportunity would come up, as though fate was calling. Eventually, my work quality improved to the point where I could make a living.

Though it has been so many years, designing still fills me with an immense sense of happiness. Whenever I finish a design, I can’t help dancing around the room and even shed tears sometimes. 

I’m grateful for every client who has allowed me to continue being a designer. No matter how the business grow, my brand commitment remains the same: to treat every client as if they were my first, last, and only client.