My interest in IT started during my school years, when I actively explored any technology-related topics I could get access to. What began as curiosity quickly turned into a time-consuming hobby. I built and assembled computers, and also experimented with operating systems, trying to find solutions and understand how they worked—at a time when internet access was still very limited.
During high school, as the internet became more widely available in Poland, I was introduced to HTML and early web development practices (including the then-common table-based layouts). I found it intuitive and easy to understand, which encouraged me to explore the subject further.
Around that time, I created my first website as part of a school IT project—an original encyclopedia of books from the Harry Potter series.
In the following years, I continued developing my skills in web technologies, learning JavaScript, jQuery, and CSS, as well as responsive web design (RWD). Over time, I also adopted more modern approaches such as Flexbox and CSS Grid, which allowed me to build more flexible and structured layouts.