Study
Cross-Platform Application Development to build a stronger technical foundation beyond the web.
ABOUT
I'm 22, based in Vigo and studying Cross-Platform Application Development. I almost always have something new in the works.
MY STORY
I started programming about three years ago. Web development was my first way in: an immediate way to turn an idea into something real that other people could use.
Since then, I've designed and developed many personal projects as well as work for companies. Each one has taught me something different about interfaces, code and the importance of building with intention.
I still enjoy the browser, but my curiosity no longer ends there.
BEYOND THE BROWSER
Studying cross-platform development is helping me widen the lens: to better understand applications, software and the systems behind the experiences we use every day.
TODAY
I don't separate learning from work very much: almost everything I know began with the need to build something.
Cross-Platform Application Development to build a stronger technical foundation beyond the web.
Personal projects, interfaces, tools and experiments that put new ideas to the test.
I also design and develop real projects for companies, from concept through to launch.
My favourite way to move forward is to make, get things wrong, understand and build again.
LET'S WORK TOGETHER
I enjoy projects where I can really understand the idea and help turn it into something clear, useful and well built.
It could be a website, digital product, tool or application. I like being involved from the first decisions to something people can actually use.
If you don't want another site that feels like a template, we can build something simple with an identity of its own.
I'm also interested in improving existing products, refining the experience, redesigning parts or building new features.
I like simple communication, clear decisions and enough space to experiment without adding complexity for the sake of it.
WHAT'S NEXT
I want to keep creating, learning and finding out how far each idea can go.