My Web Design Portfolio!

I have a long history with web design. I first began my jounrey as a young teenager using carrd.co to create simple, one page responsive websites for my interests.

Eventually, the limitations imposed by carrd.co frustrated me and I chose to learn traditional web design using HTML and CSS. I wanted to be a part of the growing online collective that seeks to preserve community and customisation on the internet.

I learned the very basics of front-end development during my A-Levels, but university preparations struck me down. Little did I know, my first year of university would include a module on the basics of the web, where we would spend a couple lessons learning HTML and styling basics. This taste for professional web design, following proper coding practice and semantics, inspired me to reignite my passion for coding.

Since then, I have spent my spare time coding websites for practice. A lot of my portfolio involves very personal blogs and websites mainly used as a vehicle for coding practice.

I'm part of a niche (but growing!) online community who loves a 2000s web design style and seeks to emulate the sense of online community that existed during this era. While some elements of my portfolio reflect this, this website demonstrates how I can also code in a professional, serious style abiding by modern web design norms.

I have a hunger to learn anything relating to web development. While I am skilled with basic web design, I would love to learn how to make my websites look even more professional, clean and responsive as well as becoming an expert in WordPress and other content hosting software.

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A Pink Themed Personal Blog Using CSS Flexbox.

20/02/25

A Pink Themed Personal Blog Using CSS Flexbox.

20/02/25

A WordPress Academic Blog Website.

30/5/25

A Colourful Personal Blog Design Using CSS Grid.

30/1/26