This site was built as a portfolio to present my real work, in real time — not just ideas or plans.

I created it using WordPress, hosted on OVH, and fully configured it myself.

I structured the homepage from scratch:

– Defined and edited the site template,

– Designed and organized content blocks manually,

– Adapted layouts to reflect my actual projects (e.g. YouTube channel, Canva educational content),

– Adjusted spacing, alignment, and font sizes for a mobile-responsive design.

All photos, illustrations, and visuals were either:

– Kindly provided by photographers at pexels.com — a platform offering the most beautiful royalty-free photos, images, and videos, shared freely by talented creators,

– Or created by me using Canva and DALL·E,

then integrated into the site manually.

I also managed all the WordPress backend configuration, including:

– Menus, pages, and plug-ins,

– Header and footer layout,

– Contact form setup,

– Link buttons and embedded widgets.

What the site includes:

– A storytelling space to explain what a growth hacker does — through real examples of how I work and think,

– A contact form for project proposals or freelance collaboration,

– A private, password-protected résumé page for recruiters and digital agencies interested in working with me during my apprenticeship,

– Examples of my projects: AI scripting & videos & Educational resources like the “Musical English Tenses for Stella” booklet,

– A blog that explains web marketing to my potential customers.

Tools used: WordPress, OVH, Canva, ChatGPT, DALL·E, Notion, NaturalReader, and more.

New projects and experiments will be added here throughout my training at Rocket School — this space will grow along with my skills.