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About me

From the time he was born, Shingirayi I Mandebvu has always had a passion for information and its communication. 

He marveled at the concept that 'Information is power'.


From then on he has studied in the power, usage and creation of technology through speaking, writing and writing code and has since dedicated his life to the distribution and perfection of Information and its influence. 

Okay, thats enough about me in third person.


I create functional, beautiful, modern and professional websites using best practice and in accordance to the latest W3C web standards resulting in semantic and SEO friendly HTML. All my websites are made from the heart.

I also create powerful, creative and yet light android apps with the latest android design guidelines and I keep up to date with the android design concepts (Holo, Material Design etc) this results in modern, lightweight and powerful apps. All my apps are inspired by everyday life. SO I feel that my apps are real and easily relate-able.

As a fellow student of knowledge, I am currently working on my skills in this information technology era. This love for information technology has since expanded from loving the software part of it but also avidly embracing the hardware parts too. The same love for technology has also seen me reading, and I read a lot. I love reading fiction, journals and on technology in particular. I believe that this has enabled me to always keep the latest trends and therefore I translate all the knowledge I get into my life and my work.

I not only write code, but as long as I can remember. I have been writing, writing a lot :). I also am a very good public speaker who speaks well and from the heart. This passion for speaking has resulted in me participating a lot in debates and many public speaking events. I like to speak on issues that affect the minors in society (no cliche!)

I am very outgoing and I truly believe that the best information comes from the greatest resource we have on this earth - people.I believe in the power of interpersonal skills and I learn everyday how to perfect it.

I love my life, I love my job.

I'm also available for freelance work.

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