CodePrettyTech
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Charlotte on Sep 6, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLovely sticker, and the seller was most kind in including a couple gifts as well! Went above and beyond my expectations, and helped to make my upcoming school year even better!
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Andrea on Aug 9, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThese stickers are even more beautiful in person, I love them so much! Seller is also very nice. I will definitely buy from this shop again!!
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Andrea on Aug 24, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThese posters look beautiful! They will look amazing in my classroom. Good quality and shipped very fast.
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BinzerLu on Nov 21, 2021
5 out of 5 starsFantastic prints for my bedroom. The images were exactly what I was looking for in girly comp sci decor! Seller was friendly and helped me with a small issue that was sorted out quickly. I would definitely buy again
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Vanessa on Oct 31, 2021
5 out of 5 starsJust as described. Great quality and super fast shipping! Thank you!
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About CodePrettyTech
On a mission to create every day products for girls who love STEM!
I am a recently graduated software engineer. Computers and math are how I have expressed myself my entire life... except there is one problem, there are hardly any sophisticated, feminine tech-themed products! Everything is black, green, gray, and otherwise very masculine.
That is when I realized that maybe, just maybe, one of the contributing factors to the low women in STEM career fields is because we aren't marketing tech to girls. At a young age, we tell girls that computers and math are for boys because we don't show the colors pink and purple in tech-themed items. I want to let every girl know that she is welcome and wanted in the stem field, and one of the easiest ways to do this is to market and create products that are sophisticated, smart, AND feminine.
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JoCee
Owner
Hi! I'm a computer engineer and proud Steminist. Growing up, I was often told "You're too pretty to be that smart", as if that's a compliment? So I started responding -- "No, I'm just Too Pretty to Code Ugly", and this shop, Code Pretty, was born.
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