I learn by building worlds, not tutorials. If I care about something — an anime, a game, the solar system — I'll end up building a site around it, and that's usually how I pick up a new CSS trick or JS pattern. I needed it for the thing I was already obsessed with.
I'm a B.Tech CSE student right now. Most of what's below started as front-end/UI work, but I'm moving into backend so my projects can eventually have real data behind them instead of hardcoded content.
- Backend basics — trying to get comfortable enough to connect my front-end projects to something real
- DSA, mostly because it keeps showing up everywhere else
- Slowly picking up a JS framework instead of writing everything in vanilla JS
Python · Node.js · a JavaScript framework · backend fundamentals
| Project | What it is | Stack | Demo |
|---|---|---|---|
| SolarExplorer | Interactive solar system visualization — planet orbits and scaling done with pure CSS animations, no libraries | HTML CSS |
Live |
| Shield-of-Wrath | Quiz app based on The Rising of the Shield Hero. JS handles the quiz logic, scoring, and theme switching; CSS handles the particle effects | HTML CSS JS |
Live |
| slimechronicles | Interactive codex/timeline for the Tensura universe — character profiles and events laid out and styled with CSS | CSS |
Live |
| Assassins-Creed | Multi-section site covering the AC franchise's lore, built to practice layout and CSS structuring on a content-heavy page | CSS |
Live |
| Call-Of-Duty | Multi-page tribute site for the CoD franchise, first project where I used Bootstrap and Tailwind together to compare them | HTML Bootstrap Tailwind |
Live |
| Portfolio | My personal portfolio site | TypeScript |
Live |
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