I’m Yousef, born in Mashhad in 2004. My relationship with computers started with simple curiosity: I wanted to know what was happening behind the screen, why things worked, and how I could build my own version. That curiosity gradually turned into a real interest in programming, design and building digital products.
My path was never a perfectly planned straight line. I started with Computer Science at Darolfonoon Technical School in Mashhad, then continued with Software Engineering at Sadjad University of Technology. What excited me most was always the making part: starting something from zero, getting stuck, searching, breaking it, and rebuilding it better. Alongside university I kept working on personal projects and occasionally took freelance or technical work. YoDuxx grew out of that journey — a place where my projects don’t just stay on a hard drive, but become a visible record of what I’m learning, building and improving over time.
Programming became serious for me back in technical school. I tried different languages and quickly realized that I care less about being attached to one language and more about understanding the logic behind it. That makes picking up new technologies feel natural. These days I work mostly with Python and Flask/Django, JavaScript and HTML/CSS, and I still enjoy the server and networking side of computing too.
The further I got, the more I realized that what I really enjoy isn’t just writing code — it’s solving a problem and seeing the finished thing come alive. I like taking a vague idea, simplifying it, and turning it into something that works well and feels good to use. That’s why design and user experience have become just as important to me as the technical side. The best part is still that moment when an idea finally becomes something real on the screen.
