I love movement. You don't always need to know where it's going to take you. Sometimes the most interesting thing is simply to take a different road and see what happens next.
My passion is speed, motorcycles, and roads without a fixed destination. Discovering beautiful new places, feeling the wind, the freedom, and that moment when you're simply riding without knowing what's waiting around the next corner.
I love a hot sauna and an ice-cold plunge — those moments when you can finally switch your mind off and feel your body again. I love moments when there is nowhere to rush to.
And I love my family. They are probably the most precious thing I have.
I'm a mother of three girls, so the time I spend with them truly matters to me. I don't want to look back one day and realize that the best years of my life disappeared somewhere between deadlines.
I don't chase expensive things, and I don't post every step of my life on social media just for approval. Living my life for show isn't my thing.
I'd rather actually experience a moment than collect a hundred reactions to it.
I care more about living than demonstrating how I live.
That said, if I meet a like-minded person, I'm always open to a good conversation. I enjoy people who are interested in ideas, dreams, technology, strange little projects, and new possibilities.
Maybe that's the kind of connection I value most — not collecting contacts, but exchanging thoughts.
I'm Yuliia — a web developer, 3D artist, and a person who is constantly asking: what if I did it differently?
I graduated from Sumy State University with a Specialist degree in Computer Science and Informatics.
I've worked with web development, design, SEO, and digital tools. These days, I'm exploring 3D, 3D printing, animation, artificial intelligence, and automation.
Technology I don't know doesn't scare me.
Quite the opposite.
If I don't know how to do something, I get curious.
I love creating.
A website that doesn't work like every other website.
A 3D model that you can not only imagine, but actually explore and turn around in a 3D environment.
A physical product that didn't exist before.
An animation. A story. An educational project. A technology.
Maybe one day, something that doesn't even have a job title yet.
I like standing somewhere between the digital and physical worlds and seeing what can be created there.
That's also why I'm not particularly drawn to the traditional 9-to-5 job.
Not because I don't like working.
When something really grabs me, I can work on it until late at night. But I don't want my value to be measured by the number of hours I spend sitting in front of a computer.
Creativity suffocates when being present at the workplace becomes more important than what you actually create.
I need space to think, experiment, fail, change direction, and start again.
I need freedom.
And at the same time, I need time for the people I love.
Maybe someday I'll work full-time. But it has to be a project I genuinely care about. Because working only for money, for me, is a straight road to burnout.
I don't know what my work will look like ten years from now.
And honestly, I don't want to know.
I like the fact that there is still so much unknown ahead.
I can help turn an idea into something real.
A website that doesn't just exist on the internet, but actually serves a purpose. I can help with the structure, design, and presentation, make complicated things easier to understand, add the functionality you actually need, and leave you with something you can work with — not a mess you'll have to untangle later.
I can join a project where it's already stuck, figure out what's not working, or help come up with a solution that didn't exist in the first place.
I'm interested in tasks that require thinking, not just following a checklist.
But there's one thing you should know.
I'm not your person if you need someone who will silently do exactly what you say, tick the box, and leave.
I will ask questions. I may disagree. I may suggest a different approach. And if I see a way to make something better, I'll tell you.
But if you need someone who isn't afraid to figure things out, come up with ideas, try something new, and actually get it done — we might be a good match.
“I don't want to find my place in the world. I want to create my own.”