Hello.

Welcome to my personal site [WIP]. This is where I keep my coding projects, photography, music and whatever I’m experimenting with creatively. I wanted a space that feels more like a personal desktop than a traditional portfolio, so click around and explore. If you want to check out my weekly(?) thoughts, head to the Blog. I built this space as a personal archive, somewhere to keep track of my projects, interests and ongoing work without relying on social platforms. The goal was to create a site that feels organised but still individual, with room for experimentation.

I trade custom blinkies that link to other people’s sites. If you want to trade just hit me up on Discord: @Zakazoenoe.

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Overview:

Most of what’s on here comes from projects I’ve already finished or documented on GitHub. I like breaking things down in a simple way so they’re easy to look back on without digging through repo notes. The sections cover the main stuff I’ve worked on, why I built it and anything I found interesting while putting it together while I keep this site as my archive.

Freelancing:

My freelancing work has given me the most practical experience as a developer. I’ve worked with clients across different areas, from esports platforms with large user bases to smaller businesses needing clean, reliable web apps.

Most of the work involves building full-stack features, integrating APIs and making sure the technical decisions actually match what the client needs. It taught me how to communicate clearly, manage expectations and deliver results without needing someone to supervise every step. The projects vary, but the approach stays consistent: understand the problem, build a solution that holds up and keep everything organised so the client can rely on it long-term.

Outside of programming:

Outside of coding, I spend time in the gym, working on/listening to music, taking photos, playing games and doing other things that keep me balanced. These don’t directly connect to my projects, but they do influence how I think and work. They keep everything from feeling one-dimensional, and I like having a mix of technical and non-technical hobbies.

Blog