I build websites. Then I show you exactly how.
Why learn website building from me? Because I don't teach it as theory. I build sites every week, and the tutorials are simply the camera left running.
How it started
I'm Eugen — Motanu to most people. The first website I built was [what it was, for whom, and what went wrong the first time]. I didn't have a developer background; I had a problem, a browser and a lot of patience.
That's still the mindset behind everything on this site: you don't need permission or a computer science degree. You need someone to show you the next click.
What I do for a living
I design and build websites for businesses — branding, web design, SEO and ads, all from one desk. [Since 2017, based in Romania — confirm].
Client work is where the tutorials come from. If a question comes up three times in projects, it becomes a video.
Why I started recording
Most tutorials online show a polished result and skip the part where things break. I wanted the opposite: the real screen, the real settings, the moment the layout jumps and how to fix it.
[When the channel started and the first video you published].
How I teach
Every tutorial follows the same shape. Watch it once. Build it on your own site while the video runs. Then understand why it works, so next time you don't need the video.
No jargon for its own sake. When a technical word is unavoidable, I say what it means in one sentence and move on.
Where the tutorials are made.
One desk, one camera, one screen. Everything you see in a video is exactly what's on the monitor. Studio photography is on its way; until then, the person behind it.
Studio photograph
Camera, desk and monitor — add when available
“I'm not going to tell you it's easy. I'm going to show you every click until it is.”Motanu