Hello!

Check out some of my carrd templates for K-pop fans! I include pages like B/S/T, Who I Collect (regarding photocards), and a BYF/DNI. In some templates, I specify the photo size so they are easily replaceable without changing the layout.

I'll update my Instagram story whenever I add a new template. If you have any requests, feel free to DM me!

I've always been the person people rely on for travel advice and tech help. When it became clear how often people asked for guidance, I decided to use what I know to help communities I love. Traveling and concerts are two of my favorite hobbies, and there's always someone experiencing one for the first time or looking for tips to do it better next time.I've been involved in theatre since kindergarten, specifically backstage. I was always drawn to the magic behind the scenes. I studied Stage Management in college, learning how to coordinate productions involving people with different specialties. Creating and managing paperwork, scheduling rehearsals with people's varying availabilities, and ensuring clear communication between departments, that's where I thrive. This foundation of transferable skills helps me be reliable for others, whether it's travel planning, building websites, or organizing information.Bias Space combines all my passions. As part of a welcoming community, I help fans through the resources I create. I built these for myself initially. When I first got into K-pop, the difference from Western music culture was a culture shock. Every day, I learn more from friends and creators, and I want to help others navigate it too. As an avid concert-goer who travels out of state, I wanted one place where all things K-pop from different cities could live together.Now, with web development skills gained through my computer science studies, I'm rebuilding the travel guide from the ground up. I'm building a custom site that offers more functionality and a better user experience than the original Carrd version. This project lets me apply what I'm learning in HTML, CSS, and soon JavaScript while creating something meaningful for the community.