I started this website because my work was spread across different places. A social post is useful for a quick update, but it isn’t a good way to find an older project or explain how it changed.
I wanted one place where I could keep my projects, education, reading, writing, and the things I build over time.
It kept changing
The first version wasn’t the final one. I kept returning to the site as my results changed and my projects became more complete. That meant removing old descriptions as well as adding new work.
It now includes my academic record, software and robotics projects, 34 certificates, reading list, self-published booklet, and SHR Web Studios.
Keeping the evidence real
I try to label projects honestly and only show material I can support. On 4 September 2026, I added the final real photographs and demonstration video to the AMSAN V1 case study. I’d rather leave something out than fill a page with a claim or image that isn’t real.
What I learned
Making my own site taught me that the work doesn’t end when a page looks good. Navigation has to work on a phone, facts have to stay consistent, and each project needs a clear explanation. The site is useful because I can keep improving the record as I finish more work.