
Not mockups or concept pieces. Every one of these is live right now and you can open it in a new tab and judge it yourself — which is the only portfolio worth having.
Each one built end to end — design, front-end, back-end and deployment.
A searchable library of AI prompts organised by category and use case. Built as a content platform with search, filtering and a structure that scales as the collection grows.
A property listing platform with location-based search, filters and enquiry routing. Listings are managed through a custom back-end rather than edited in code.
A gym website with a complete administrative back-end — member records, membership plans, payment tracking and schedules, all managed by staff with no technical background.
The taxation practice site — a thirteen-category service directory, an interactive tax calculator, a Q&A section and a blog. Built to convert enquiries, not just to exist.
This site. A multi-page personal platform covering academics, writing, four business verticals and a full blog system — custom design system, no template, no page builder.
Four things every project gets, whatever it costs.
No page builders, no bought themes with forty plugins. Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript, which is why they load quickly.
Most Indian traffic is on a phone. These are designed for that screen first and scaled up, not squeezed down from desktop.
Semantic markup, meta tags, schema and sitemaps built in during the build — not added later by somebody else as a separate invoice.
Where content changes regularly, there is an admin panel so you are not messaging a developer every time a price changes.
Tell me what it needs to do. If I am not the right person for it, I will say so rather than take the project and learn on your budget.
See what is being built this week, how a site comes together, and what a business actually needs online. Five case studies are on the portfolio.