Why I Built This Personal Workshop & Learning Notebook
A short starter note on why I want my website to feel like an open engineering workbench rather than a polished corporate résumé.
Starting With Curiosity Instead of Pretending to Know Everything
When people build personal websites, it is easy to fall into the trap of trying to sound like a large company or a finished expert. I wanted the exact opposite. I am a student studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and what makes my journey exciting to me is what I am currently learning, testing, and figuring out.
I built this static site on GitHub Pages with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript so that I can understand every file in the repository and maintain it myself without a complex backend or framework getting in the way.
Hardware, Software, and Responsibility
Whether I am working on my MIDI Breadboard Instrument, my Multi-Functional RC Controller, or my RC and Autonomous Vehicle project, my goal is to understand how the physical circuit and the code interact.
Just like understanding a car’s steering, brakes, and dynamics makes you a more responsible driver, understanding both hardware and software helps me ask better questions, evaluate AI output critically, spot mistakes, and take responsibility for what I build.
Related Projects
- Multi-Functional RC Controller (In progress)
- RC and Autonomous Vehicle (In progress)
- MIDI Breadboard Instrument (In progress / Experimental)