DylRicho started as a website to store my coursework (primarily as part of my IT projects) and examination preparations as I was slowly making my way through secondary school. As I surpassed the first year of my exams, the focus of DylRicho shifted to an informative technology-centric website, equipped with specifications of smartphones and tablets. With the second year of my exams behind me, my plan was to further develop the website with a technology blog, equipped with a fully custom WordPress theme, and modified Disqus comments system. It was around this time that I also transitioned to a further education college to study an IT systems diploma. Time was against me, and over time, my desire to further develop the website was gone. The website remained in use behind-the-scenes as a means of transferring and showcasing coursework for my IT diploma. This continued as I progressed onto a science diploma at the same college, where I used it to organize my coursework and keep track of my workload.

With my interest in smartphones and tablets diminished, DylRicho has once again become my personal website and portfolio showcase. With every new release of the website, I've gained new skills and further developed older ones. The latest and likely final redesign of DylRicho aims to put those revised skills to the test, maintaining the focus on the content without hindering performance and usability on older and/or less powerful systems. Although I'm no longer interested in smartphones and tablets, the IT sector and computer systems in general, as well as web development, will always remain as a core part of me.