Designer who codes.
Developer who designs.

I didn't study design in a formal school. I learned by obsessively reverse-engineering things I loved — breaking down why a logo felt trustworthy, why a website felt fast, why some interfaces made you feel calm.

I started building websites because I couldn't communicate what I wanted to developers. I started designing seriously because I couldn't stand ugly interfaces. Both accidents became strengths.

Being from Bangladesh sharpened me. I couldn't rely on proximity to opportunity — I had to be undeniably good. That's still the standard I hold myself to.

I care about work that ships, that works, that people actually use. Beautiful for its own sake doesn't interest me. Beautiful and functional? That's the whole game.