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README.md

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Welcome.

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This portfolio is built as a workspace rather than a website.

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Most portfolios tell you what someone has done. This one shows how I think, organize work, and build products.

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The interface is inspired by the tool I spend most of my time in: VS Code.

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Instead of scrolling through sections, explore the files and folders on the left. Everything here is intentionally structured like a project repository.

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Getting Started

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Open files from the Explorer panel to learn more.

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Suggested order:

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1. about-me.md Learn who I am and how I approach building products.

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2. work/ Explore shipped projects, experiments, and ongoing work.

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3. skills.json A quick overview of technologies and tools I use.

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4. experience.md Professional experience and responsibilities.

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5. contact.ts Ways to reach me.

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6. photos/ A few moments from life outside of work.

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7. terminal hehe

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Why This Exists

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I spend most of my days somewhere between product design, frontend engineering, backend systems, AI workflows, and figuring out why something broke five minutes before a demo.

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Traditional portfolio websites never felt like a natural representation of that process.

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So instead of building another landing page, I built something that feels closer to my actual workspace.

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The goal was to create a portfolio that reflects:

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Curiosity over polish
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Systems over screenshots
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Building over talking
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Process over presentation
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Every file is a small piece of that story.

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Philosophy

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Good products are not created by design alone. Good products are not created by engineering alone.

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The best work happens when product thinking, design, and engineering stop acting like separate disciplines.

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That intersection is where I like to work.

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Notes

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Some projects are production systems.
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Some projects are experiments.
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Some projects are still being built.
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All opinions inside the terminal are probably accurate.
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Recommended Setup

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For the best experience, please view this portfolio on a desktop or laptop.

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The interface was designed around a desktop workspace and may feel different on smaller screens.

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> "The code is usually the easy part. > Understanding what should exist in the first place is where the interesting work happens."

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— Akhil