I’ve used a mix of design, content, and analytics tools to create and market digital products. For example, Canva for visuals, Google Workspace for planning, and platforms like Pinterest and Redbubble for publishing and selling. I also use SEO tools and social media analytics to understand what works best and improve content performance.

Honestly, I’d improve Blackbox AI for students by focusing on making it simpler and more practical for everyday use. For example, features that help with quick explanations of complex topics, or tools that save time when coding or studying, would be super valuable. I also think having small built-in tutorials or tips inside the platform could make the learning process easier. And of course, keeping close to student feedback is key—because they know best what really helps them.

What motivates me to create content regularly is the mix of learning, creativity, and connection. Every time I create, I get to share something useful that might help someone else understand a tool, discover a new feature, or feel inspired to try it out. I also see content as a way to express creativity while staying consistent with my passion for technology and AI.

Another big motivator is community feedback—when people comment, share their experiences, or ask questions, it pushes me to keep going and create even more valuable content. For me, it’s about growing together, not just posting.