About me

How I got here

I didn't start here. My background is in physics, and my first job was building software interfaces in C#. Then I stumbled onto Webflow through YouTube — Ran Segall and Flux Academy — and it just clicked.

I wanted out of the 9-to-5, so when a friend asked me to build his portfolio site, I said yes and fell down the web design rabbit hole. The start was hard — I had almost no network.

So, as a Flux Academy student, I spent months helping other students, hours every day, completely for free. That's how people started noticing me, how I landed my first real projects, and how I began sharing cloneables and tutorials. Giving back to that community eventually led Flux to invite me onto the team, where I mentor their Webflow course.

Along the way I joined the first Webflow Speed Build Challenge in 2021, which grew into an ongoing collaboration with Webflow's own sales team, and I became a Webflow Certified Partner. Then I decided I wanted to live abroad — which is how I ended up in Tokyo, co-founding Supasaito with Igor and Sergei.

What I do now

These days I split my time between building and teaching. You can find my free Webflow and GSAP tutorials on YouTube. Many include a cloneable project you can take apart and make your own. I've published 90+ free cloneables, a complete free GSAP course, and I've written for Codrops. For clients, I design and build animation-rich sites in Webflow — like Westy, made with my friend and designer Lidia.

And I'm building something I really care about: reliable knowledge bases on Webflow, GSAP, accessibility, and more — because right now good knowledge is scattered across a dozen platforms, and finding the right answer shouldn't feel like a treasure hunt.

The mission

I genuinely believe knowledge should be accessible and free for everyone. That's the thread through all of it — the tutorials, the cloneables, this site. My goal is for this to become a place you can always come back to and actually find what you need.

Want to build something together, or just say hi? I'd love to hear from you.