I may not be the most skilled developer.
In fact, I still consider myself new in this field.
For years, Iβve been living as a musician playing late-night gigs and also working as an investment strategist.
But recently, I discovered another world that captured me deeply: Immersive Web Development. π
Why Immersive Web?
When I first started coding, I only built simple websites with small motion effects.
It was fun, but something was missing β I wanted to create experiences that feel alive, almost like music.
Then I discovered tools like Three.js and GSAP.
Learning them felt like discovering a new instrument. Suddenly, I could combine logic + art + storytelling in one medium: the web.
A Detour I Couldnβt Ignore
Earlier this year, I lost focus for about 4 months.
Life gave me another responsibility I couldnβt ignore β managing a 7-figure investment portfolio as a financial advisor.
It was a valuable detour, but deep down, I knew my real passion was in building immersive experiences.
My Goal
π― Within 1 year, I want to make Immersive Web my career β something that can truly support my life.
Iβll be sharing my journey along the way:
- Projects I build (both small experiments and bigger showcases)
- Mistakes and struggles (because itβs never perfect)
- Lessons learned (technical + personal growth)
First Steps with Three.js + GSAP
Right now, Iβm building my Gen2 Portfolio with:
- Three.js for 3D scenes
- GSAP for smooth motion and interaction
- Next.js for structure
Iβll write separate posts diving into specific effects (camera animations, particle systems, hologram backgrounds, etc.) so if youβre into Immersive / Creative Web, feel free to follow along π
Closing Thoughts
I started as a musician. Now, Iβm trying to create music with code β not sound, but visuals and experiences.
If youβre also exploring Immersive Web, or if youβve walked this path before, Iβd love to connect and learn from your journey too. π
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