I have lived in three different mega cities in my life so far: NYC, Seoul, and Toronto. Right before looking for my very first tech job as a web developer, I made a big decision to relocate to Edmonton, Alberta. Edmonton is the capital city of Alberta, Canada, but compared to the three cities I’ve mentioned above, it is definitely a smaller city.

There are other circumstances that have affected my decision, but one of the main reasons was I am now kind of tired of my mega city life and want to start a new life in a relatively…

Have you ever seen a beautiful website with colourful backgrounds and images on your desktop and then felt disappointed seeing it look totally different when you printed it out? I have. Many times. Maybe because I tend to focus on colours and designs when I look at things, influenced by my past career background, but I’m pretty sure many of you have felt the same way at least once. Or, you may have thought, ‘Oh, thank god. It automatically printed only the important stuff without wasting my ink.’ This, instead, you’re highly likely to have experienced.

I’m not a scientist - or a highly-experienced coder, yet - so I can’t explain how our brain actually reshapes itself to adapt to new things, in regards to the particular process. But I’m going to tell you how my recent personal experiences have shown me such an amazing brain transformation during my current career transition and the process of creating my most recent website.

I’m currently enrolled in Juno Technology of Institute’s Full-Time Web Development Immersive Bootcamp, and my first project of the program involved using floats (no flexbox allowed, which freaked me out a little in the beginning)…