Jan 7, 2019
Sixteen year old prodigy, Fared Faiza, promises exceptional app and website development services. Already a serial digital developer and entrepreneur, Faiza’s apps and games have already earned him a solid reputation as a developer and a five figure income.

Manchester, UK - January 7, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
Sixteen year old prodigy, Fared Faiza, promises exceptional app and website development services. Already a serial digital developer and entrepreneur, Faiza’s apps and games have already earned him a solid reputation and a five figure income. From the age of fourteen, Faiza’s apps became a successful business venture for the young entrepreneur. As he increased his knowledge and expertise, his games garnered 500,000 installs and extensive income through monetization. As his reputation grows, he is continually invited to deliver lectures and presentations for about successful entrepreneurship and training.
Fared Faiza began his career at early age, modeling and acting for television. At the age of twelve his interest turned to programming, and with the help of YouTube videos, he taught himself Python, Java and C programming. As his skills developed, he began freelancing graphic design and 3D Animation on websites like Fiverr. By the age of fourteen, Faiza had published multiple apps including Mine Dash, Mine Jump, and Aviate, all available on Google Play. Additionally his game Speed of Flight and his app iTimeTable are available on the iTunes Appstore.
When Faiza’s school recently introduced the mandatory use of iPads, there was no system of communication available to update students on the school activities and classes. Faiza’s iTimeTable app came to the rescue allowing students to record their timetables and deliver notifications 10 minutes prior to class time. Today, teachers and students utilize the app.
FaredStudios came on the heels of his successes. With his successful saturation of the apps market, Faiza continued his education, teaching himself JavaScript, C++, PHP, Ruby through online courses, each parallel to software engineer graduate courses. He has then took advantage of his development skills to run several successful drop-shipping ecommerce websites. Continuing his entrepreneurship, today Faiza offers app and website development at FaredStudios for his clients. In addition to his work with app developer startups, Faiza has begun his university studies in the UK, while working on his fashion start up, Faiza-Apparel, and continuing his efforts in modeling and acting.
“We crowd our minds with opportunities on a daily basis, whether they be for self-gain or societal improvement. The commonly viewed key is differentiating opportunities amid the particular ups and downs and ins and outs they proffer. We cherish and indulge them if we see them potentially beneficial; if not, we hinder them conversely. Regardless, when you consider what can be learned from each opportunity as opposed to what can be gained, you'll discover nothing is lost by taking advantage of opportunity. You learn from the bad and thrive from the good. Either way, you gain experience to make better decisions for the future.” Fared Faiza
About Fared Faiza
Fared Faiza began his career as a model and actor in television from a young age. Growing up in Qatar, he taught himself (with the help of YouTube Videos) programming Python, Java and C by the age of twelve. By thirteen, Faiza had begun freelancing in Graphic Design and 3D animation. In the years that followed he published multiple apps, including the games the games Mine Dash, Mine Jump, Aviate, Speed of Flight, and iTimeTable.
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