When I was still in high-school, my father bought a Commodore 64. I remember using it to play video-games that had to be loaded using a cassett-tape, because it had very little memory. But it was also programmable, so he signed us up for an evening class learning Basic together. However, this was still in the "DOS days" with no visual framework, so it didn't really amount to anything.

However, when Windows 95 was launched and the internet started to catch on, my interest in computers really picked up. By the early 2000's, I had bought a desktop computer and a lifetime subscription at Learn Visual Studio. I worked with C# and SQL programming for some years, before taking a course in Javascript, and that's how I got into webdesign. I later followed several online tutorials in HTML, CSS and Javascript at LinkedIn Learning, before discovering the Noroff University, where I studied Frontend Development from 2020-24.

Technologies I know

• HTML
• CSS
• Javascript
• React