Why this site tracks nothing

I work in marketing. I like data. This site collects none of it.

There is no analytics script, no cookie, no tracking pixel, and no form. Fonts and images are served from the site itself, so your browser doesn’t call anyone else when you visit. The only thing saved is your light or dark theme choice, and that stays on your own device.

Why? Because a portfolio’s job is to be read, and every script I add makes it slower and adds a pop-up asking permission. The fastest, most accessible, most respectful version of this page is the one that does less.

It also follows a rule I picked up in an AI content creation class at UT Dallas: build to the standard first, then decorate. Accessibility, privacy, and clear licensing aren’t the boring part of a website. They are what make the rest of it trustworthy.

If you’d like me to know you stopped by, the old-fashioned way still works: say hello.