I'm a software engineer with a focus on web performance and SEO tooling. I built Greadme to make Lighthouse auditing, Core Web Vitals analysis, and technical SEO accessible to developers and teams who don't want to run manual audits.
Before starting Greadme, I worked on full-stack web applications and became deeply interested in the gap between what developers build and what search engines can actually crawl, understand, and rank. That gap — between good code and good SEO — is what Greadme is designed to close.
I write about web performance, accessibility, and SEO on the Greadme blog, covering topics like Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse audits, structured data, and modern best practices for building fast, indexable websites.
Background
I've always been passionate about learning and growing in software development. Platforms like Udemy, Pluralsight, and YouTube played a big role in helping me build a strong foundation in modern web technologies — and I've carried that self-driven learning mindset into everything I build.
Over the years I've gained hands-on experience working on real-world projects, exploring new tools, and pushing myself to understand how things work under the hood. I've developed several full-stack platforms and also collaborate with leading tech institutions to teach workshops and professional training programs.
My focus is always on writing clean code, improving performance, and building products that provide real value to users — which is exactly what led me to build Greadme.
Areas of expertise
- Web performance optimization — LCP, CLS, FID, INP, TBT
- Lighthouse and Google PageSpeed Insights v5
- Technical SEO — crawlability, structured data, Core Web Vitals
- JavaScript and TypeScript, React, Next.js
- Automated auditing and AI-assisted code fixes
About Greadme
Greadme is an automated SEO and web performance auditing platform. It runs Lighthouse audits via Google PageSpeed Insights, analyzes results with AI, and can generate GitHub pull requests to fix detected issues automatically.