I'm a frontend developer working in React, Tailwind CSS and JavaScript — currently an MCA student and Software Developer Intern at Narola Infotech, building things people actually rely on.
I got into frontend work because I liked the immediacy of it — you change something, you see it, you feel whether it's right. I care about the parts of a UI most people never consciously notice: whether a hover state feels responsive, whether a table of numbers stays readable at a glance, whether a form makes sense the first time.
Right now that means building an aviation weather dashboard people rely on mid-shift, and a multi-tenant document platform that has to stay simple even as the data underneath gets complicated.
The ones I'd point you to first — everything else lives on GitHub.
A React dashboard on a NestJS backend that turns raw weather feeds into something pilots and dispatch can read in seconds.
Multi-tenant document management platform — architecture, frontend, and backend work.
React/TypeScript frontend on a Node, Express and MongoDB backend for ordering food end to end.
This portfolio itself — a running place to try things a client brief usually won't allow.