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The Genius You’ve Never Heard Of – Until Now

Let Me Tell You a Story

Not just any story, but one about a man who does something very few people can.

He sees things others don’t.

Not just in design. Not just in code. But in the way things are built—the way they should be built. Websites. Graphics. Businesses. Even life itself.

Meet David Wickstead.

You probably haven’t heard of him before. That’s fine. Most geniuses work in silence. But today, that changes.

Today, you get to hear from the man himself.

Because the truth is, what he does isn’t just about web design. It’s about precision, art, and vision. It’s about crafting experiences that don’t just look good but feel right.

And when someone gets this good at what they do, you don’t just listen.

You watch.

How a 14-Year-Old Coder Became a Master of Design

Most people follow a straight path—school, college, job.

David Wickstead? Not so much.

He started coding at 14—not because someone told him to, but because he was obsessed. While other kids were playing outside, he was inside, teaching himself how to make computers do things.

Fast forward a few years, and he took a sharp left turn—straight into art school. Seven years later, he wasn’t just a designer. He wasn’t just a coder. He was something rare: a bridge between two worlds.

Most designers don’t understand code. Most coders don’t understand design.

David understands both.

That’s why big brands, high-level entrepreneurs, and people who want the best keep coming to him. Because he doesn’t just slap together a website or a brand—he builds it to last.

The Man Who Built His Own Office – From Scratch

Ever met someone who designed, planned, and built their own office?

Neither had I.

Until David told me the story of how he cleared out a patch of overgrown land and built a log cabin with his bare hands.

Not a kit. Not something pre-assembled. He designed it digitally, planned every detail, and then made it real.

Because that’s what he does.

Whether it’s a website, a marketing campaign, a brand identity, or a piece of furniture—he brings ideas to life.

And if you don’t believe me, you need to watch this interview.

Why He Treats Websites Like Fine Wine

There’s a reason David is not like other web designers.

It’s because he sees websites like fine wine.

"I don’t just sip wine—I experience it," he told me. "Every bottle has a story, a history, a personality. Just like every website I build, every project I touch, every client I work with."

Think about that for a second.

Most designers just throw up a homepage, slap on some text, and call it a day.

David creates living, breathing digital experiences.

The kind of sites people want to explore. The kind that actually make businesses money.

That’s why clients don’t just hire him once.

They keep coming back.

You Need to See This

If you’ve read this far, one thing is clear: You’re hooked.

Because David Wickstead isn’t just another web designer.

He’s an artist, a strategist, a builder, a craftsman.

And this interview is unlike anything you’ve seen before.

So stop what you’re doing. Click the link. Watch the full episode.

Because when someone this good speaks, you don’t just read about them.

You watch.

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