About Me
The journey
so far
Hi, I'm Gazi — a Bangladeshi student living in South Korea. I got into the internet through SEO and marketing, fell in love with building things, and now I'm learning full-stack development in public. Here's the whole story, year by year.
Moved to South Korea
I left everything familiar and moved to Korea to study at Daejin University. I knew almost nothing about the country when I arrived. The more time I spent here — the culture, the food, the hidden corners of cities — the more I fell in love with it. That curiosity ended up shaping everything I built next.
Found SEO — and Unravel Korea
I discovered SEO and digital marketing, and it clicked: I could share what I was discovering about Korea and learn how the web gets found. I started Unravel Korea, a travel blog built on real, first-hand visits — over 200 spots and counting. WordPress, keyword research, content strategy: my first real internet skills.
Seoul Sip & the creator leap
I launched Seoul Sip — "know what's happening in Korea in 5 minutes" — and grew it past 5,000 subscribers. Email marketing became my second craft. I also started putting myself on camera: a YouTube channel documenting what I'm learning and building.
Learning full-stack, building in public
Knowing how the web gets found wasn't enough — I wanted to build it. I went all-in on full-stack development: front end, back end, deployments. First shipped project: Pixuvo, a free browser-game arcade on Vercel. The goal: become the rare person who can build a product and get it found.
More projects, more lessons
Bigger full-stack projects, sharper videos, and honest write-ups of what breaks along the way. If you want to follow the journey, the newsletter is where everything lands first.
Projects
Things I've built
Writing
Learning in public
Notes from my journey on the blog, and travel writing on Unravel Korea. Some favorites:


