I'm Georgio.
I build things that make sense.
Computer Science student from Lebanon. Obsessed with clean code, elegant systems, and the curiosity of how things work.
georgio@portfolio:~$ cat profile.json
{
"name": "Georgio Khoury",
"role": "Computer Science student",
"location": "Lebanon",
"focus": ["code", "systems", "building"]
}Type help to see commands.
About me
It all began when I was just nine years old. A computer wasn’t just something I used, but something I wanted to learn about. I didn’t know much back then, so I would just kind of explore, click around, and try things out. Sometimes I would break things, but I didn’t know I was breaking them, so I would just become more curious. But rather than becoming discouraged, I would try to learn how to fix what I had broken. I would look things up, learn from mistakes, and eventually start to learn how things worked behind the screen. I went from just using computers to building and fixing things on my own, which is when I think I first became interested in Computer Science. I currently study Computer Science, which I enjoy because I enjoy learning how things work, writing simple and clean code, and building things that are useful and simple to use.
Skills
Recent Projects
First-Year Web Development Project
During my first year at university, a friend and I collaborated to build this website from scratch as a hands-on learning project, without using AI tools. It was an opportunity to practice web development, solve problems together, and learn through experimentation.
Practice project note: This is an early learning project, so you may encounter bugs. It works well on desktop browsers, but compatibility and layout on mobile devices are not guaranteed.
View Project ↗Personal Portfolio
A fully responsive website built from scratch to practice layout, animation, spacing, and creating a design that feels clean without feeling heavy.
View Website<main class="portfolio">
<section id="home">
<h1>Georgio Khoury</h1>
</section>
</main>Illustrative snippet of this portfolio layout.
Let's build something useful.
I'm always open to discussing new projects, creative ideas, or opportunities to be part of your vision.