From Yoga Teacher to Tech Wingwoman: Why Women Need Websites That Reflect Their Voice

I taught my first yoga class in February 2024 at a resort in Gili Air, Indonesia.

Back then, I believed in “follow your passion.” And it felt like yoga was mine — it brought me into the present, out of my head, and into deep trust that things unfold the way they should.

But teaching yoga also taught me something else:
Energy matters.

As an introvert, teaching daily classes in paradise left me blissed out… but also burnt out. The truth is, yoga gave me everything I needed — but it wasn’t the career that gave me energy back.

Web development did.

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From burnout to building

I didn’t grow up thinking I’d work in tech.
In fact, I thought I wasn’t “smart enough.”

But in 2021, I was unemployed in Berlin and joined a government-funded Web Development course through Agentur für Arbeit. That year gave me a new skillset. And more importantly, it helped me see that tech isn’t about IQ. It’s about practice. Just like yoga.

Still, I didn’t want to become another faceless coder.
Because I knew I had something else many developers lacked:

→ Strong communication skills
→ Emotional intelligence
→ Empathy for overwhelmed, creative women trying to bring big visions online

That’s when SheDevelops was born.

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Women don’t just need websites that “convert.”

They need websites that connect.

When I work with women founders — especially coaches, creatives, healers — I hear the same things over and over:

“I feel like everything is everywhere right now.”
“I want my site to feel like a warm hug, not a sales page.”
“I freeze when it comes to tech — it’s just too much.”

These aren’t technical problems.
They’re emotional ones.

That’s why I don’t just “build” websites.
I listen.
I help women turn fuzzy visions into simple structure.
And I make sure the end result feels like them — not some generic, optimized template that could belong to anyone.

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A recent example: Giang

Giang is a mother of two. She's a coach. A community builder. A creative soul.
And before we started working together, she was stuck in a fog of overwhelm:

“I have so many offers and things I want to share, but I don’t know how to bring them all together.”

She didn’t need branding.
She didn’t need a funnel.
She needed someone who could calm her nervous system and say:

“Let’s take one step at a time.”

Now her site is becoming a home — not just for her services, but for her story, her energy, and her people.

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So, what do I believe?

That clarity is a gift.
A website that reflects your voice doesn’t just help others understand you — it helps you understand you.
And that’s when momentum happens.

✔You show up more confidently
✔ You attract the right people
✔ You stop hiding behind the “not ready yet” excuse

I build no-code websites for female founders that work and make them grow.

Want to see what your website could look like if it actually sounded like you?

→ Download my free Client-Getting Website Checklist
It’s warm, practical, and built for women who care about both connection and conversion.

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