When I decided to go to university, I was just following the herd. It seemed like the "right" thing to do—society’s expected next step after school. But looking back, I didn’t think it through. I already had a passion for crafting magazines and was immersed in creative projects, so I picked a course that I thought would complement my interests.From day one, it was like stepping into a museum exhibit of tech that time forgot. The software of choice? Adobe Authorware.Yes, I know—exactly.It was clunky, painfully dated, and no one in the real world was using it anymore. Meanwhile, I was head-over-heels in love with Macromedia Flash, the new kid on the digital block. Flash was alive—fluid, visual, interactive. Authorware? It felt like coding on a typewriter.Meanwhile, outside the classroom, I was self-teaching everything I needed to know. I was pouring myself into projects far bigger and more ambitious than anything my lecturers assigned. The contrast was stark: the university environment f...
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