I took off coding.I always dreamt of flying a plane when I was little. Pictured myself intermittently sipping from my favorite cup of coffee as I sight-see from the cockpit of an air contrivance. It seemed like an appropriate dream given that I am one of those advocates for indulging in something that one loves. I gravitated towards aviation until the opportunity passed me by. I then over the years yearned to be in a creative space with an opportunity for creative and active problem-solving.That’s when I got into the right flight; my interest was piqued when I wrote my first line of HTML code. Just like arguably every other coder, it was ‘Hello World’, and with just this single line, I was introduced to a whole world of excitement. Since then, I can’t get enough of it. Front-end development to me is an embodiment of all my passions; creativity fellowships with problem-solving. Besides, I can make endless improvements to my projects, thanks to Git.I love bringing a design to life, and using responsive design principles to shrink my web pages into mobile view, or expand them to fit pc screens. They still look amazing. I’ve in the past described myself as water— particularly focusing on its ability to take the shape of the container into which it's poured. I got a better idea. I’m more like a responsive web page, shrinkable into mobile view and expandable to fit wider screens. I’m versatile and adaptable.I’m skilled in responsive web development, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Front-End Development using Reactjs, Customer Support, and problem-solving. So far I have a decent grasp of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React, Git and GitHub. The web development and coding journey is like taking a flight into an endless rabbit hole. I am constantly learning anything and everything that would be an addition to my web development arsenal.I finally took charge of a flight, but I took off coding!