Websites and code
I like working on the structure and design of websites, making pages responsive, organizing project files, and learning how deployment works.
01 / ABOUT ME
A student who likes
making things.
I'm GamerCr4cked, from Bangladesh. I'm studying in the vocational education track and spend much of my free time exploring technology, gaming, and creative projects. I'm not presenting myself as an expert — I'm learning by trying things, solving problems, and finishing projects.
A LITTLE BACKGROUND
Technology is my main interest.
I enjoy understanding how websites and software work, then applying what I learn to something of my own. My web projects have introduced me to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, GitHub, and Cloudflare Pages. I'm also learning Java because I'd like to understand programming more deeply and eventually create Minecraft plugins.
Minecraft is another big part of what I enjoy. I like the technical side of it — setting up servers, thinking about gameplay systems, and building experiences that friends can play together.
I also enjoy anime, manga, and light novels. That interest led me to work on Tidewritten, a reading website where I can combine web development with stories and multilingual presentation.
QUICK FACTS
About GamerCr4cked
Location
Bangladesh
Education
Vocational student
Main interests
Web development, Java, Minecraft, UI design
Other interests
Anime, manga, light novels, learning Japanese
Online identity
GamerCr4cked / GamerCr4cked
WHAT I SPEND TIME ON
A few things that interest me.
Minecraft projects
I enjoy both playing Minecraft and working on the systems behind a server — configuration, multiplayer features, custom gameplay ideas, and community setup.
Anime and light novels
Stories are one of my interests outside coding. I keep track of series I watch and read, and I enjoy exploring how stories are presented across different languages.
HOW I APPROACH PROJECTS
Start with an idea. Learn what is needed. Build a working version. Then improve it.
That is the process I try to follow. I expect to make mistakes along the way, and I use them as part of learning.