Kousha.ca Website Review

my whole life has been about building things. i just enjoy making websites, softwares, gadgets, games and anything that feels good. i had some milestones in my career, including running wonderful saas startups, providing services to big brands such as intuit and i was born and grew up in iran, and then moved to canada by my entrepreneurship experience. i am kousha. i prefer to be called by my first name, pronounced like koo-sh-aa. this is a ruined persian name. my parents wanted my name to i born in 1990, and got my first pc in 2004. i could never stop thinking about computers and programs since then. started programming and building things in a serious way almost a year after, 2004-now. got my bachelor degree in software engineering, and also master degree in software engineering. i was born in iran, moved to canada. since childhood, i was a creator. all the stuff: computers, programming languages, designing, prototyping, marketing, and everything else i use and i learn, are the tools for implementing ideas i have in my mind. this means i enjoyed every moment, i learned with pas*ion, i am waking up every morning with a big smile on face to create the next big thing i have in my mind. i may have invested 3 years of my life on a single project, and everyday with a big smile on my face. about startups and web projects. i have invested more than 14 years of my life into startups, full-time. experienced different industries, implemented many projects from zero to 100. experienced unsuccessful startups, experience successful startups, and experienced losing i consider my self as a product designer. i have implemented projects several times, and run startups. i barely get surprised by a challenge raising in this procedure. i have practical skills in prototyping, ui design, programming, marketing, hosting, maintenance, customer relationship, and all the stages required to run a project. i have mainly focused on web projects. my specific expertise is in third-party ja*ascripts. i have done research on the security of using third-party ja*ascript, invented