I'm not the kind of developer who started coding because I knew exactly where it would take me. I started because I was curious, and somewhere along the way that curiosity turned into a career.
These days I spend my time building web applications, solving interesting problems, and making sure the little details don't get overlooked. I enjoy clean interfaces, smooth interactions, and the kind of user experience people don't have to think about.
And when I'm away from work? I'm usually learning something new, contributing to open source, or tweaking a side project that definitely started as “just a quick experiment.”