About

After completing my senior secondary education in 2020, I watched a one-hour HTML tutorial on my phone, downloaded the Acode app from the Play Store, and started building websites right from my mobile device. That was the beginning of my journey into web development.

I learned the basics by taking notes, experimenting constantly, and building small web pages on my own.

In 2021, I got my first computer for my engineering studies. While learning tools like AutoCAD as part of the curriculum, I explored different engineering subjects but always found myself drawn toward where technology meets human interaction — the frontend.

Although I was pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, web technologies were never formally part of my curriculum. Most of what I know today came from self-learning, YouTube tutorials, documentation, and building projects independently.

Huge thanks to Kevin Powell whose content helped me strengthen my frontend fundamentals.

Growth and Experience

During campus placements, I appeared for several companies, but many filtering processes never truly reflected my practical skills and learning journey.

Realizing the growing demand in the industry, I focused on strengthening my core frontend skills. I explored JavaScript in depth — a language I initially avoided because of my strong love for CSS — and later started working more with React.

In 2025, after building several mini projects, I moved toward API-driven applications using Next.js to understand real-world development challenges such as CORS, API routes, SSR, and clean code practices.

During this phase, I built projects like my URL shortener, an IP address tracker, multiple mini applications, and this personal website.

Eventually, I got an opportunity from RW Infotech despite having no prior professional experience. I joined as a Frontend Intern on 12 August 2025, and within three months, I was awarded Employee of the Month for October 2025.

That moment meant a lot to me.

Currently, I work as a full-time Junior Frontend Developer at RWIT. I enjoy sharing my learnings, experiences, and ideas through social media and this personal blog whenever I get time.

Philosophy

I believe frontend development is more than just writing code — it is about creating experiences that feel intuitive, thoughtful, and human.

My focus is on building clean, accessible, and performant interfaces while continuously improving my understanding of design and software engineering.

I share my build-in-public journey on Twitter and Medium.

If you're someone who enjoys technology, design, frontend development, or building things for the web, let's connect.

Achievements

Here are some of the milestones I have achieved in my journey: