I always thought pharmacy was a detour.

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Seven years in University will do that, you show up with other plans, and the degree has already decided for you.

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But somewhere in the middle of it, I noticed something. The same obsession that made me good at pharmacology — the refusal to let something be "close enough," the need to understand not just what works but why — was the same thing making me rebuild websites at 2am for absolutely no reason.

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Then I found Webflow. Clicked play on the first tutorial. Didn't stop.
There's something about watching a Figma file become something real — something that loads, scrolls, responds — that nothing else competes with. Oddly satisfying doesn't cover it.

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Turns out precision doesn't care which field you're in. It just needs somewhere to go.