GOAL: TO CREATE NOT JUST GENERIC TEMPLATES BUT A BRAND!- designer specializing in retro-modern desert minimal web experiences

But the real opportunity isn’t the aesthetic alone — it’s who needs that aesthetic.

For a long time, I thought of myself mostly as a builder—someone who made things work. But living in Joshua Tree, surrounded by wide skies, strange plants, and creative people, something shifted. I started to see the web not just as a tool, but as a canvas.

I’ve been learning how to be more creative—not just with code, but with how I think, feel, and design. I pay more attention now: to shape and space, to rhythm and flow, to how a site feels when you land on it. I study how artists express themselves, how stories are told visually, and how to make websites feel more like places than pages.