Hello! I’m Diego, but you can call me Yeyo, Diegordito, Kablamoide, or Itachikito—whichever you like. I’ve had several nicknames over the years.

I’m 24 years old, even if it doesn’t look like it. If you ask about my passions, I could say there are quite a few—from programming and building personal projects to competing at a national level as a cheerleader.

I started practicing gymnastics when I was 5 and continued until I was 12. I even traveled to Monterrey as a representative of Mexico City for a national-level competition. To this day, I have at least 120 medals and trophies.

At 15, I got back into training and discovered the world of cheerleading. That’s when I began to grow both physically and emotionally. I became more focused on my life goals and developed a clearer idea of what I wanted to do with my future.

I chose to pursue a degree in Systems Engineering, which marked the beginning of my professional career. Mathematics has always come naturally to me, and I’ve always been curious about what happens behind a system. The coding and programming side of things is simply fascinating to me.

I started building websites as part of a project with my sister. That’s how  Páginas Web Que Venden (PWQV) began when I was 18. Together we ventured into web development. At first, we learned empirically—through courses, videos, advice, and many other resources. Supporting each other, we decided to create this company (PWQV) and take the leap into what would become our first website, marking the beginning of our freelance journey.