I began coding at the age of 11 when I joined a school club. Although we started with Scratch, it provided a strong foundation, helping me grasp the basics of coding and understand how computers work and process information.

After completing projects with Scratch, I decided to build a website for a project idea I had. Using Google Sites, I successfully created it and learned the importance of a well-chosen color palette and key design elements to make a website visually appealing and functional.

I quickly realized that to create something truly unique, I needed to learn a more advanced coding language. I started with HTML and mastered the basics using an app called Mimo. However, I soon discovered that full-stack development requires knowledge of multiple languages, which felt a bit overwhelming. 

While continuing the Mimo full-stack developer course, I explored alternatives and found Swift, a language that allowed me to build complete applications. Although Swift is limited to Apple devices, it provided an efficient way to develop and share apps easily with billions of people.