HTML & CSS
My strongest area. Semantic markup, Flexbox, Grid, responsive layouts.
I'm a student who taught himself to code. I build fast, accessible websites with HTML, CSS & JavaScript, and I'm learning Python on the side. Currently looking for my first real-world project.
I started programming in 2023 out of pure curiosity — I wanted to know how the the apps which I used every day actually worked. Since then, that curiosity turned into a habit of building things.
Most of my work is front-end: structuring a page with semantic HTML, styling it with clean CSS, and making it come alive with JavaScript. I've also picked up Python for small scripts and school projects.
Outside of code I'm a regular Class 10 student who likes to play cricket and play video games. I care about writing code that's readable, interfaces that are fast, and learning something new every week.
Honest levels — no inflated percentages. I'd rather show you a working project than claim I know everything.
My strongest area. Semantic markup, Flexbox, Grid, responsive layouts.
DOM work, events, fetch, small interactive features and games.
Scripting, simple automation and school assignments.
The everyday stuff that makes shipping possible.
A responsive, dark-mode-ready portfolio built from scratch — no frameworks, no templates. Includes animated sections, project filtering and a working contact form.
A terminal quiz that reads questions from a JSON file, keeps score, shows a high-score board and explains every wrong answer.
Built for my own Class 10 revision and then shared with classmates. Flip-card animations, deck shuffle, progress tracking and a keyboard shortcut mode.
Fetches live weather from a public API, converts units, caches the last search and draws a small 5-day forecast chart with plain canvas.
A tool to download multiple YouTube Music songs or 1 full playlist at once, with a clean and simple interface. It is currently in development and can only work in a laptop. (only for educational purposes)
A virtual steering wheel for a car simulation game, with realistic physics and controls. Here we have to run the python file which will open the app. Then the app will aceess your camera. When you keep your hands on the view point of the camera, it will detect it and then according to the correct destures it will make the car respond in the game in real time.
More experiments, school assignments and half-finished ideas live on my GitHub.
School, clubs, self-driven learning — newest first. Check that the years match your real timeline.
CBSE
Made a webapp/website where people who can't speak can show their thoughts and feelings via sign launguage and the app will translate it into text and speech. This was for the a tech compition in my school in which I got the 1st place.
Wrote my first line of code at 13. Kept going every day since.
I'm open to internships, small freelance work, school collaborations or just a chat about code. I usually reply within a day or two.
vihaanghelani7@gmail.com