The Internship That Made Me Realize I’m a UI/UX Developer
Blog Article The Internship That Made Me Realize I’m a UI/UX Developer Hi! I’m Rey Melyssa B. Campos, a 4th year BSIT student who interned as a UI/UX developer at Outsoar PH. I walked in not knowing WordPress. I walked out having built real things for real clients. Rey Melyssa B. Campos May 11, 2026 Home Intern Blog Nobody Warned Me I’d Enjoy This Ashley Jean Sebastian May 05, 2026 That First Day Feeling Walking into Outsoar PH on my first day, I had zero WordPress experience and absolutely no idea what to expect. I was excited, a little nervous, and honestly just hoping I could keep up. That kind of energy is what pushed me to show up and give it everything. What helped was the team. Everyone was clearly good at what they did, but they never made you feel out of place for not knowing something yet. They were open to our questions, our ideas, even our opinions as interns. That openness made all the difference. It’s hard not to grow in an environment like that. Building Things from Scratch. Literally. When they said our first task was to build a one-page portfolio site with no theme, just shortcode, I won’t lie, I panicked a little. I had zero WordPress experience coming in. But that was exactly the point. It forced me to understand the structure before I got to style anything. From there, we moved on to rebuilding the Outsoar website itself. We started in Figma, went through two full design versions before landing on the final direction, then brought everything to life in WordPress. What made it more than just a design handoff was that we built custom plugins for it. Mine handled the careers and job posting section. Seeing your own work actually power a live company page hits differently than any school project ever did. When Client Work Became My Best Teacher Being assigned to Blissfully Done Events was where everything clicked. This wasn’t a practice project. It was a real business’s online presence, and I was handling it. That weight pushed me to explore Elementor in ways I hadn’t before: different widgets, background image behavior, responsive layout logic. It’s also where I became a containers person. More flexible than grid, and once it clicked, everything moved faster. Our journey began with building our own one-page portfolio site with no pre-built theme, just shortcode. From there, we moved on to redesigning the Outsoar website itself, going through two full Figma design versions before finalizing the direction and bringing it to life in WordPress with custom plugins. My plugin handled the careers and job posting section. We also got the chance to work on real client projects. I was assigned to Blissfully Done Events, where I independently managed the full website build. Starting with zero WordPress experience, handling my own projects is where I truly learned Elementor. Exploring widgets, understanding how background images behave, and discovering why I prefer containers over grid for their flexibility. I also picked up principles I’ll carry into every future project: use as few plugins as possible, and choose percentages over pixels whenever you can. These aren’t things you read in a tutorial. They’re things you figure out through real work. What This Internship Made Me My internship at Outsoar PH was more than just completing hours. It was a period of genuine growth, challenge, and discovery. I came in with zero WordPress experience and left having shipped a portfolio page, a company website, and a full client project. I entered unsure of myself, and I leave with stronger skills, a clearer sense of how I work best, and a real vision of the kind of developer I want to become. Outsoar gave me something beyond technical knowledge. It gave me a space where it was okay to not know everything, as long as you showed up willing to learn. Mistakes aren’t setbacks, they’re checkpoints. Progress doesn’t happen overnight. It happens through patience, honest effort, and the courage to keep going even when things feel uncertain. This experience reminded me of that, and I’m taking every bit of it into everything I build next. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts Elementor #10970 Blog Article The Internship That Made Me Realize I'm a UI/UX Developer Hi! I'm Rey Melyssa B. Campos, a 4th… Rey May 14, 2026 5 min read 0 Read Article → From “Hello World” to Real-World Problems Blog Article From “Hello World” to Real-World Problems Building modern web solutions through code, curiosity, and continuous learning. Julius Zyrell… Rey May 14, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. 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From “Hello World” to Real-World Problems
Blog Article From “Hello World” to Real-World Problems Building modern web solutions through code, curiosity, and continuous learning. Julius Zyrell D. Naron May 11, 2026 Home Intern Blog From “Hello World” to Real-World Problems Ashley Jean Sebastian May 05, 2026 Living the Intern Life Starting my internship at Outsoar PH was both exciting and challenging. Moving from academic projects into a professional development environment made me realize how different real-world programming can be. Deadlines, teamwork, debugging, and handling actual system requirements pushed me beyond what I was used to in school. At first, adjusting to the workflow felt overwhelming, but over time I became more confident in my abilities. Every task gave me an opportunity to improve, learn new techniques, and better understand how developers collaborate to build systems that solve real problems. Learnings: One of the biggest things I learned during my internship was that being a developer is not only about writing code. Communication, teamwork, patience, and problem-solving are just as important as technical skills. There were moments when errors became frustrating, but those challenges taught me how to stay focused and approach problems step by step. The experience also helped me improve my adaptability and time management. Working on real projects required responsibility and attention to detail, especially when collaborating with a team and handling tasks with deadlines. More Than Just an Internship Looking back, my internship at Outsoar PH became more than just a requirement or training experience. It became a major step in my growth as an aspiring web developer. It gave me practical knowledge, professional experience, and a better understanding of the industry I want to pursue. Most importantly, it motivated me to continue learning, improving my skills, and building systems that can make a real impact. Projects: During my internship, I became part of the Custom Development team and worked on projects such as the Cooper Web App and Cooper Bot. These systems focused on improving workflow efficiency through automation, scheduling, reminders, and management tools. Working with Laravel allowed me to gain hands-on experience in backend development, debugging, testing, and feature implementation. It was rewarding to contribute to systems actively used within a professional environment because it gave me a clearer understanding of how software development works outside the classroom. I also collaborated on updates for a Sticky Note WordPress plugin, where we improved the registration process and enhanced the registration modal for a smoother and more user-friendly experience. In addition, we added support for anonymous device registration and implemented a feature that links anonymous notes to a user account after login, while also improving access key descriptions for better usability. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts From “Hello World” to Real-World Problems Blog Article From “Hello World” to Real-World Problems Building modern web solutions through code, curiosity, and continuous learning. Julius Zyrell… Rey May 14, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Blog Article The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Hi! I’m Alfred M. Tamayo, a 4th year BSIT student currently interning… tamafred2@gmail.com May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I'm Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student… Jose May 11, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th… Jean May 10, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I'm Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th… Jean May 5, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article →
When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder
Blog Article We Don’t Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th year BSIT student focused on software development, continuous learning, and creating systems that make a difference. Remark F. Macasieb May 11, 2026 Home Intern Blog When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Remark F. Macasieb May 11, 2026 Living the Intern Life Starting something new is never easy, especially when stepping into the real world of the IT industry. As an intern at Outsoar PH, I quickly realized that the transition from school projects to professional development is a completely different experience. It felt like everything I had learned in school suddenly reset the moment I entered the workplace. One of the first challenges I encountered was understanding the technical language used in the industry. During meetings and discussions, I would hear unfamiliar terms and immediately search for their meanings just to keep up. At first, it was overwhelming, but eventually I understood that learning these concepts was part of becoming a developer. Another eye-opening experience was working with modern development tools and frameworks. The technologies and workflows used in real projects were very different from what I was used to in school. For example, while working with Laravel, I saw controllers with little to no code and routes that looked much simpler than expected. In school, we built almost everything manually from scratch, especially in our capstone projects. Here at Outsoar, development became faster and more efficient because of the frameworks, architecture, and strategies the team used. That was when I realized something important: being a developer is not about knowing every term or mastering every framework immediately. It is about being willing to learn again from the beginning, adapting to change, and continuously pushing yourself to grow at a higher level. Wrapping Up During my stay at Outsoar, I realized that this startup company is far more than just a small organization. It is a team of passionate professionals solving real-world problems, wrangling code into masterpieces, and helping students like us become better versions of ourselves. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to experience this environment, learn from skilled professionals, and challenge ourselves beyond the classroom. The lessons, experiences, and memories we gained here will stay with us long after this internship ends. And through every challenge, one thing became clear: When the code gets hard, I get harder — because every difficult problem is another opportunity to grow stronger as a developer. But this internship journey was not only about learning technical skills or understanding frameworks. It was about becoming a professional. Over the past few months at Outsoar, we learned how to collaborate effectively as a team, plan before developing systems, unlearn outdated habits to embrace better practices, manage our time and responsibilities, communicate clearly with clients and teammates, and present ideas confidently even to people who are unfamiliar with technology. Of course, the journey was not always easy. There were days when I felt unproductive, days when I spent hours stuck on a single problem, and moments when self-doubt started to appear. But there were also fulfilling days — days when I successfully implemented a feature on my own, solved a difficult issue, or learned something valuable from experienced professionals. Those moments reminded me why growth is never comfortable. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I'm Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student… Jose May 11, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th… Jean May 10, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I'm Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th… Jean May 5, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article →
The Things I Learned Beyond Coding
Blog Article The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Hi! I’m Alfred M. Tamayo, a 4th year BSIT student currently interning at Outsoar PH, passionate about software development, cloud technologies, and continuously learning new things in the tech industry. Alfred M. Tamayo May 11, 2026 Home Intern Blog Plot Twist: I Started Enjoying the Pressure Alfred M. Tamayo May 11, 2026 We all start somewhere Walking into Outsoar PH for the first time felt both exciting and overwhelming. I honestly didn’t know what to expect, and I kept wondering if I could keep up with real-world development work outside the classroom. Meeting new people, adjusting to a professional environment, and seeing how developers collaborate every day made me realize that internships are completely different from school projects. Experience Even though I was nervous at first, my teammates and mentors created a welcoming environment that slowly helped me become more comfortable and confident. The pressure was real, but so was the excitement of learning something new every day. Looking back now, that first day became the start of a journey that pushed me to grow not only as a student, but also as an aspiring developer. Wrapping Up My internship at Outsoar Ph didn’t just add skills to my resume, it shaped me into a more confident, capable, and passionate designer. I came in nervous, unsure of myself, and unfamiliar with many tools. But I leave with knowledge, experience, real-world exposure, and memories I’ll carry with me for the rest of my career. To future interns, don’t be afraid to step in. The growth that’s waiting for you on the other side is absolutely worth it. Projects During my internship, our team of five interns followed a rotating leadership setup where each member became the team leader for one week. When it was my turn, I experienced handling responsibilities beyond development tasks. I coordinated with my teammates, helped organize tasks, and made sure our progress stayed aligned with the project goals. At first, the pressure felt overwhelming, but it slowly helped me become more confident in making decisions and communicating with the team. Learnings This experience taught me that leadership is not about being the smartest person in the room — it’s about helping the team work together effectively. I learned how important communication, patience, and responsibility are in a professional environment. Most importantly, I realized that growth happens when you step outside your comfort zone and accept new challenges. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Blog Article The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Hi! I’m Alfred M. Tamayo, a 4th year BSIT student currently interning… tamafred2@gmail.com May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I'm Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student… Jose May 11, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th… Jean May 10, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I'm Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th… Jean May 5, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article →
The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern
Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on building systems that solve real-world problems. Em-Jay Nerizon May 11, 2026 Home Intern Blog The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Em-Jay Nerizon May 11, 2026 Living the Intern Life Starting my internship at Outsoar PH felt like entering a whole new environment. I came from school projects, coding exercises, and classroom learning, but working in a real web and app development company was a completely different experience. At first, I felt nervous and unsure if I could keep up with the fast-paced workflow and real-world expectations. As time went on, those doubts slowly turned into confidence and motivation. The team was welcoming and supportive, making me feel like more than just an intern. Every task became a chance to learn, improve my problem-solving skills, and gain a deeper understanding of how development works beyond the classroom. Internship Takeaways Outsoar PH helped me grow into a better version of myself as a developer. It showed me that development is not just about coding or building applications, but about understanding how real industry work happens behind the scenes. Through this experience, I learned proper development practices, teamwork, and how to use different tools and technologies effectively. Overall, this internship gave me not just technical knowledge, but a clearer mindset of how to work, learn, and grow in a real-world development environment. Projects: As part of the Custom Development team, we interns were assigned to handle both the Cooper Web App and Cooper Bot. These customized systems were designed to support web-based operations and automated Discord interactions for the company. The applications focused on time tracking, scheduling, and reminder management to help improve productivity and workflow organization. Working on these systems gave me hands-on experience in full-stack development using Laravel, along with debugging, feature testing, and collaborating within a professional development environment. It was a challenging yet rewarding experience because I was able to contribute to real-world applications while continuously improving my technical and problem-solving skills. Learnings: My internship experience helped me grow both technically and personally. Aside from improving my development skills, I also learned the importance of collaboration, clear communication, responsibility, and adapting to different situations in a professional environment. Working on real projects taught me how to approach problems carefully, manage tasks efficiently, and stay patient when dealing with errors and unexpected challenges. Every mistake became part of the learning process, and every completed task gave me more confidence in my abilities as a future developer. Through this experience, I realized that growth happens when you are willing to learn, accept challenges, and continuously improve yourself every day. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → tittle test Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I'm Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student… Jose May 11, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th… Jean May 10, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I'm Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th… Jean May 5, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article →
From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development
Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I’m Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student with a great passion for web development, currently interning at Outsoar Ph. Jose Rosario May 11, 2026 Home Intern Blog Level Up: I Developed Real Websites as an Intern Jose Rosario May 11, 2026 Living the Intern Life Walking into Outsoar Ph for the first time felt like standing at the edge of something big. The company has a culture that treats interns as real contributors not just observers and that pushed me to show up fully every single day. Experience It started with WordPress fundamentals learning how themes, pages, menus, and plugins work together. From there, I built my own portfolio site from scratch, configured essential plugins, and presented the finished product to the team. The Journey Begins Three months felt short, but the progress was anything but small. From building a personal portfolio to managing two live client projects, every step demanded more — and gave back even more in return. The biggest takeaway is not a technical skill. It is the mindset of someone who no longer waits to feel ready before starting. To anyone stepping into their first internship — trust the process, embrace the discomfort, and keep building. The version of you on the other side will thank you. Projects: The work quickly moved from learning to doing. I translated Figma designs into functional webpages, handled assigned tickets, performed WordPress maintenance, and jumped into a rush project including adding products to a live client site. Later, I managed two websites at once: building a client platform from the ground up with all its core pages, while handling revisions and mobile optimization for Outsoar at the same time. Learnings: Working on real projects with actual deadlines taught me things no classroom could replicate. I learned to implement designs with precision, manage tasks across multiple deliverables without losing quality, and communicate updates clearly. Every round of feedback sharpened how I think and how I build and that kind of growth sticks. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Blog Article The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Hi! I’m Alfred M. Tamayo, a 4th year BSIT student currently interning… tamafred2@gmail.com May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I'm Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student… Jose May 11, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th… Jean May 10, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I'm Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th… Jean May 5, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article →
Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer
Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th year BSIT student passionate about custom development and building functional digital solutions, currently interning at Outsoar PH. Joerenz Carl Miranda May 10, 2026 Home Intern Blog Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Joerenz Carl Miranda May 10, 2026 Living the Intern Life Walking into Outsoar PH for the very first time felt like stepping into a completely different world. As a student who was used to classroom activities, coding exercises, and practice projects, entering a real web and app development company was both exciting and nerve-racking. I didn’t know what to expect, how challenging the tasks would be, or whether I was truly ready for the fast-paced environment of actual development work. But as the days passed, those feelings slowly turned into motivation and confidence. What made the experience special was how welcoming and supportive the team was. They treated interns as actual contributors, not just students observing from the sidelines. Every task became an opportunity to learn something new, improve my problem-solving skills, and understand how development works in the real world. A Journey Worth Taking My journey at Outsoar PH was more than just completing internship hours, it was a period of growth, challenges, and discovery. From working on full-stack projects using Laravel to experiencing how real development teams collaborate, every task pushed me to improve both technically and personally. I entered the company with doubts and limited experience, but I leave with stronger skills, greater confidence, and a clearer vision of the developer I want to become. This experience reminded me that progress doesn’t happen overnight, it happens through continuous learning, patience, and the courage to keep going even when things get difficult. Projects: During my internship at Outsoar PH, I worked on real-world full-stack development projects using Laravel. One of the projects I helped develop was a coordinating application designed to improve workflow and communication, along with Cooper, a time tracking application focused on productivity and work management. Through these projects, I gained hands-on experience in coding, debugging, testing features, and collaborating with a development team in a professional environment. Working on actual systems was both challenging and exciting because it allowed me to apply my skills beyond the classroom. Learnings: This internship taught me valuable lessons not only in development but also in teamwork, communication, and adaptability. I learned how full-stack development works in real projects, how to solve problems more efficiently, and how important patience is when facing bugs and challenges. Although there were moments when tasks felt overwhelming, each experience helped me become more confident and motivated as an aspiring developer. Most importantly, I realized that growth comes from stepping outside your comfort zone and continuously learning from every challenge along the way. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Blog Article The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Hi! I’m Alfred M. Tamayo, a 4th year BSIT student currently interning… tamafred2@gmail.com May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I'm Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student… Jose May 11, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th… Jean May 10, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I'm Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th… Jean May 5, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article →
We Don’t Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One
Blog Article We Don’t Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I’m Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th year BSIT student with a great passion for UI/UX design, currently interning at Outsoar Ph. Ashley Jean Sebastian May 05, 2026 Home Intern Blog Plot Twist: Interning is Actually Fun Ashley Jean Sebastian May 05, 2026 Living the Intern Life Stepping into Outsoar Ph, a web and app development company based in San Carlos City, Pangasinan, for the first time was both thrilling and terrifying. The nerves were real, the excitement was real, and so was the uncertainty. But looking back now, I can say with full confidence that interning at Outsoar Ph is hands down one of the best decisions I’ve ever made in my entire college life. Experience Walking into Outsoar Ph for the first time was both thrilling and intimidating. The company has a warm and welcoming culture, they treat their interns not just as students, but as part of the team. The environment pushed me to grow, collaborate, and step out of my comfort zone every single day. One of the highlights of my experience was being trusted to handle an actual client and manage their website, something I never imagined I’d be doing as a student intern. Wrapping Up My internship at Outsoar PH didn’t just add skills to my resume, it shaped me into a more confident, capable, and passionate designer. I came in nervous, unsure of myself, and unfamiliar with many tools. But I leave with knowledge, experience, real-world exposure, and memories I’ll carry with me for the rest of my career. And to top it all off, we were invited to attend Build with AI 2026 in Baguio — and we even got the chance to join a mini hackathon challenge! I built a Flappy Bird with a twist using AI Studio, and honestly that experience alone taught me so much about what I’m capable of when I just go for it. To future interns, say yes to every opportunity — you never know where it’ll take you. Projects During my internship, I worked on real web design and development projects. My main focus was on UI/UX design, which is my passion, but I also got hands-on experience building websites using WordPress and Elementor, tools I had never used before. At first, it was overwhelming since I was used to design tools, but with practice and support from the team, I can now confidently say I’m halfway there! Learnings This internship taught me more than any classroom ever could. I learned how to use WordPress and Elementor from scratch, how to communicate with clients professionally, and how to present and defend my design decisions. Most importantly, I learned that stepping into something unfamiliar is not something to fear, it’s something to embrace. Follow Us Facebook instagram linkedin Github Other Posts When Code Gets Hard, I Get Harder Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One i! I’m Remark F. Macasieb, a 4th… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Blog Article The Things I Learned Beyond Coding Hi! I’m Alfred M. Tamayo, a 4th year BSIT student currently interning… tamafred2@gmail.com May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern Blog Article The Internship Repository: Commits of Growth as a Custom Developer Intern EM-JAY NERIZONAn aspiring web developer focused on… Jean May 11, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Blog Article From Day One to Delivery: An Internship in Web Development Hi! I'm Jose Rosario, a 4th year BSIT student… Jose May 11, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article → Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Blog Article Behind the Code: My Internship Journey as a Custom Developer Hi! I’m Joerenz Carl M. Miranda, a 4th… Jean May 10, 2026 4 min read 0 Read Article → We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Blog Article We Don't Talk About How Nervous I Was on Day One Hi! I'm Ashley Jean Sebastian, a 4th… Jean May 5, 2026 3 min read 0 Read Article →