Honeycents is my personal startup, a fintech platform designed to empower students financially by providing smarter budgeting tools, financial education, and AI-driven money management solutions. The vision behind Honeycents is to eliminate financial stress for students, helping them make informed financial decisions while still pursuing their academic and personal goals. This project is deeply personal to me—having worked extensively in finance, I saw firsthand how students struggle with managing expenses, loans, and savings. I wanted to build something that wasn’t just another budgeting app, but a true financial companion that guides students toward stability and financial freedom. The platform features real-time expense tracking, goal setting, and AI-driven financial insights tailored specifically for students. Beyond just managing money, Honeycents is built to educate and empower, ensuring that young adults develop lifelong financial habits that set them up for success. We’re currently closing a major funding round for 2025, positioning Honeycents for an even bigger impact. As part of its evolution, Honeycents is undergoing a complete rebrand and AI-driven transformation, with a relaunch set for early 2026. The new version will introduce advanced automation, predictive financial insights, and cutting-edge AI-powered budget recommendations, making it easier than ever for students to take control of their financial futures. Developing Honeycents has been one of the most rewarding challenges of my entrepreneurial journey. From crafting the UX/UI to integrating fintech solutions, I’ve poured my expertise into making this platform as intuitive and impactful as possible. With the upcoming AI-powered relaunch, Honeycents will redefine student financial management, giving them the tools they need to build a stronger future.

When I bought out the swordartonline.ca domain, I was beyond excited to add it to my personal collection. As a lifelong fan of Sword Art Online, I wanted to create something that truly represented my love for the series. This project was entirely for myself—a passion project where I could bring elements of SAO to life in a way that resonated with me and other fans. The site embodies the immersive, high-stakes world of SAO, designed as a tribute to the anime’s groundbreaking concept. With features like dynamic AI battles, expansive exploration, and guild wars, it captures the essence of what makes SAO so special. From the intricate combat mechanics to the sense of adventure and discovery, every aspect of the site reflects the spirit of the anime. More than just a website, swordartonline.ca is a celebration of everything I love about SAO. This was a project where I could merge my technical skills with my passion for anime, crafting something that feels both personal and exciting. Owning this domain and bringing it to life has been an incredible journey, and I’m grateful to have a space that truly represents one of my favorite series.

Vykix is a groundbreaking social innovation platform designed to connect creators, innovators, and entrepreneurs. It facilitates seamless collaboration, resource sharing, and project development through an intuitive and interactive interface. I brought this client on after they were misled by another company, leaving them with nothing to show for their investment. When I heard their story, I couldn’t just stand by—I knew I had to help. I took on this project not just as a job, but as a personal commitment to make things right and give them a platform that truly reflects their vision. This has been, without a doubt, my most difficult site to date—and I’ve loved every second of it. The platform spans 18 highly technical pages, each demanding an insane level of precision to ensure everything functions seamlessly. I’ve poured my heart into this, spending over a month working tirelessly to implement cutting-edge animations, optimize performance, and eliminate even the smallest coding errors.

I thrive on pushing boundaries and taking on the impossible, and Vykix has been the ultimate challenge. From designing a custom navigation system for an intricate feature set to building a dynamic grid system that adapts seamlessly, every part of this project has tested and expanded my skills. I’ve leveraged Framer Motion for next-level animations and built real-time collaboration tools to ensure this platform is as powerful as it is visually stunning. More than anything, I’m just grateful. Grateful for the opportunity to take on something this complex, to prove to myself and my client that nothing is too ambitious, and to watch this platform evolve into something incredible. Vykix has pushed me harder than any project before, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Working on the UCX website was an incredibly fulfilling experience. From the start, I was excited about the vision Chris had for the project—he wanted something cleaner, more modern, and intuitive—and I was determined to take that idea and push it even further. Chris was awesome to work with. He had a clear sense of what UCX needed, but at the same time, he gave me the creative freedom to explore ways to enhance it. My goal was to strike the perfect balance between technical depth and simplicity, ensuring the site was both visually appealing and functionally seamless. From a design perspective, I wanted every interaction on the site to feel effortless yet powerful. The challenge was making something highly technical without feeling overwhelming—something that looked sleek but still carried the weight of UCX’s expertise. I focused on clean typography, intuitive navigation, and smooth animations to create an experience that felt natural. Every click, hover, and transition was carefully thought out to add depth without clutter. For me, a great website isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about how it makes people feel. When someone lands on the UCX site, they should immediately understand what the company does, feel confident in its authority, and be able to navigate effortlessly. That was my guiding principle throughout the build: How do I make this feel so intuitive that the design disappears and the message shines through? In the end, I wanted to deliver something that wasn’t just cleaner—I wanted to deliver something better. Something that felt premium, effortless, and built to last. Working with Chris made the process enjoyable, and I’m proud of the final product. This project reinforced my belief that the best design is often the one that feels the simplest, even when there’s a deep layer of complexity behind it.