Beyond the Frontpage: A Reflection

This quarter was quieter than the rest. No grand realizations, no life-changing lessons, just Microsoft FrontPage, a software older than most of us in the room. It felt outdated, like flipping through yellowed pages of a book when the world had already moved on to digital screens

I won’t lie, it wasn’t the most exciting lesson. There were moments when I stared at the screen, wondering if learning this would even matter in the future. But maybe that’s the thing about learning. Sometimes, it’s not about immediate usefulness but about understanding where things started. .

The challenge wasn’t the difficulty of the lesson but the motivation to care about it. But I did what I always do, I showed up, I listened, and I tried. And in the smallest way, I still learned. How to organize elements on a page. How websites used to be built. How patience plays a role in even the simplest tasks. Even if i clearly lacks patience.

Moving forward, I won’t stop at what’s given. If FrontPage was a glimpse into the past, then I want to explore what the future holds. There’s more to learn, more to create, and more pages waiting to be written.