Portfolio
SwiftMotion
As a freelance web developer, I worked with SwiftMotion, a Berkeley SkyDeck startup, to redo their entire website. Due to the fast turnaround time as well as the client's preferences, the website was built using Wordpress, CSS, and HTML.
Starting from a clean slate, I developed the company's brand identity, color palette, and product marketing pages. The biggest challenge was showcasing the company's visionary product without giving away the secret sauce.
Northern California Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (COEH)
I was hired as the organization's sole website developer to fix issues on their website. Due to client's preferences, I built this website using Wix as it was easier to maintain once I left.
Utilizing Adobe Illustrator, I redid the logo and most of the graphics for the website. Using web archives and backups, I reconstructed the lost webpages. I worked with the organization's program directors on adjusting the content to better reflect the organization's mission. Content migration was the hardest part but I succeeded.
Engineering Student Council
While a university student, I was the web master for the Engineering Student Council. I remade the website due to branding issues and backend infrastructure problems.
Built off of Sass, CSS, HTML5, and Vanilla Js, the new website is a resource hub for incoming and current students. The content management system is handled by the Open Computing Facility. The biggest challenge was ensuring that the next web master knew how to properly update the website.
Fun fact, this website was made from scratch using HTML5, Sass (CSS). and Javascript by Niraj.
Prototyping
GyroTrack
During my time as a co-founder of a startup, I wore many, different hats. Leading the development of the company's product, I worked on creating mockups and proof of concepts.
I used Framer, PowerPoint, and MapBox to create this rendering to gather customer insights and further refine our product's core capabilities. The biggest challenge was creating something that could be made into an actual application.
