A student from Bekasi who spends most of his time somewhere between code and design. This page is everything about me that didn't fit on the portfolio homepage.
Two names, one person. One is the name my parents gave me. The other is the one I built for myself online.
Born in Jakarta on 2 March 2010, now living and studying in Bekasi. A student at SMK Bina Nusa taking Computer and Network Engineering. Quiet in person, loud in projects.
ZUSYNI is the name I use whenever I build, design, or publish something online. It's my creative handle — the side of me that turns ideas into websites, visuals, and small digital experiments.
When I was a kid, I was completely sure I'd become a doctor. It was the answer I gave every single time someone asked what I wanted to be. Looking back, I'm not even sure I understood what it meant — it just sounded right.
Then I entered SMK and took Teknik Komputer dan Jaringan. I thought it would just be networks and hardware. Instead, it opened a door I didn't expect. I started seeing how things actually work behind a screen, and something clicked.
I started building. Small pages at first. Then messy layouts that didn't align. Then projects that actually looked like something. Every project taught me something new — usually by breaking first.
Somewhere along the way, design pulled me in too. I realised I cared just as much about how something felt to use as whether the code worked. That's when the two sides finally met.
Teknik Komputer dan Jaringan — the place where I accidentally found what I actually enjoy doing.
TKJEight things I keep coming back to, no matter how many times I tell myself I should focus on just one.
Building pages from an empty file until they finally behave the way I imagined. Still the most satisfying part.
Deciding how something should look and feel before writing a single line of code. Layout, spacing, rhythm.
Posters, covers, thumbnails, visual identity. Anything where composition and typography matter.
Cutting raw footage into something with pacing and mood. Timing changes everything.
Looking for frames in ordinary places. It trains the same eye I use for design.
Rough sketches, doodles, and shapes that usually end up somewhere in a design later.
Small utilities I build for myself. Usually born from being annoyed at doing something manually.
The overlap between all of the above — where code stops being just logic and starts being expression.
No percentages here — numbers wouldn't be honest. These are simply the things I work with, and the things I'm still figuring out.
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The default answer I gave whenever anyone asked what I wanted to be. It felt certain at the time, even though I had no real idea what it involved.
The turning point. Entering SMK changed the direction completely — not immediately, but slowly, one subject at a time.
Teknik Komputer dan Jaringan. I came in expecting cables and configurations, and left with a genuine interest in how software is actually built.
Started writing real code, breaking real things, and fixing them. First projects were rough, but they were mine.
Design and code stopped being separate things. Now every project is both — how it works and how it feels.
I'm interested in becoming a web developer, but I'm honest enough to admit I don't know exactly where this leads yet. For now, I keep building and keep learning.
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Five main projects so far. Some finished, some still growing, all of them taught me something.
A project isn't real until it's online. Here's one running right now.
Photography trains the same eye I use for design — framing, light, balance. Replace these placeholders with your own photos in the HTML.
What plays in the background while I'm building things at 2AM.
A snapshot of what I'm doing at this exact point in time.
My real name is Dzaki Ahmad Abdullah, but online I go by ZUSYNI.
Born in Jakarta on 2 March 2010, currently based in Bekasi.
I'm a Class 12 student at SMK Bina Nusa, majoring in TKJ.
I wanted to be a doctor before I discovered web development.
I currently have 5 main projects — one of them is live right now.
I enjoy design and code equally, which is why I call myself a creative developer.
Outside of code I take photos, edit videos, and draw.
I'm not an expert — I'm still learning, and I'd rather be honest about it.
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