HELLO, I’M

Ommer.

Curious about code.
Inspired by play.

Computer science major. Gamer.
Exploring what happens behind the screen.

A little about me
STAY CURIOUS.
SEE WHAT HAPPENS.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE NAME — 01
Portrait of Ommer in a black collared shirt01
Ommer, in focus.
COMPUTER SCIENCE. GAMING. CURIOSITY.
GOOD THINGS START WITH CURIOSITY.TURN THE PAGE
01 / THE INTRODUCTION

From playing.
To creating.

I’m Ommer, a computer science major with a passion for gaming. I enjoy the experience on screen, but I’m also curious about what makes it work: the code, the systems and the choices behind each interaction.

My studies are where I’m building a technical foundation. I want to connect that learning with my interest in games, exploring software development, testing and technical support as I work out where I can contribute.

A few frames.
A little more me.

02 / BEYOND THE INTRODUCTION

03 / FROM INTEREST TO OPPORTUNITY

Skills I’m
building.

01

Think
clearly.

Bring curiosity to a problem, test different approaches and learn from what doesn’t work.

02

Work
together.

Strengthen communication and teamwork alongside the technical foundations of my computer science studies.

03

Keep
building.

Work toward practical projects that connect my studies with gaming, software and the people who use them.

THIS IS ONLY THE INTRODUCTION.

The rest is
unwritten.

A story in progress. More to come.↑
OMMER.PORTFOLIO / V.01

A LITTLE CURIOSITY BROUGHT YOU HERE.

Go on.
Press it.

good things
start with a click ↖

PRESS ENTER OR CLICK THE KEY

DESIGNED TO BE EXPLORED.COMPUTER SCIENCE / GAMING / CURIOSITY

A SMALL INTERACTIVE EXPERIMENT

A game problem.
A clear approach.

A practice scenario: an online game keeps disconnecting.

One game, or every app?

Check whether the issue affects only the game, other apps or other devices before choosing a test.

Choose a response to explore the next step.

A practice exercise created for this portfolio.