About Me

I began my journey with competitive programming and gradually transitioned into web development and open source. I enjoy building real world applications and continuously learning.

Projects

Open Source Contributions

I have contributed to open source projects including Servo and Zulip, where I worked on small but meaningful fixes related to build warnings and test stability. Through these contributions I gained experience with large Rust codebases, CI workflows, code reviews, and good Git practices. This was my first time contributing to a massive open source project,and it helped me understand real world collaboration and engineering standards. I am continuing to explore open source and improve with each contribution.

OOTD-Generator

OOTD is a client side outfit recommendation web application built using HTML CSS and vanilla JavaScript. It allows users to upload clothing images across three categories and generates two outfit combinations dynamically using structured JavaScript logic. The project uses DOM manipulation array based wardrobe management and localStorage for state persistence across multiple pages. The layout is built using CSS Grid for overall structure and Flexbox for component alignment with responsive design and dark mode support. The focus was to combine clean frontend architecture with interactive UI and structured recommendation logic.

Tic Tac Toe Game

I built a Tic Tac Toe web application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as one of my first frontend projects. Through this project, I learned event handling, basic game logic implementation, and state management in vanilla JavaScript. It helped me understand how user interactions translate into dynamic UI updates in a browser environment.

Currency Converter

I developed a simple currency converter using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to strengthen my understanding of JavaScript fundamentals and API integration. This project helped me practice working with asynchronous requests, handling user input, and updating the UI dynamically based on real-time data. It marked an important step in my transition from learning syntax to building functional web applications.