I'm a computer science student at Lovely Professional University who likes finishing what I start — a file drive, a food-ordering app, a task board. I care most about the plumbing: authentication that holds up, APIs that don't wobble, and data that survives a refresh.
A cloud file-storage platform where people can upload, organize, preview, download, and manage their own files. Authentication, folder structure, and file metadata all persist properly, and every route is protected by role-based access so nobody sees files that aren't theirs. Behind it sit REST APIs I tuned for consistent response times as the file list grows.
A food-delivery app built around discovery: search and filters by cuisine, location, rating, and price help people land on a restaurant fast. Underneath is a full order flow — cart, checkout, persistent orders — backed by reusable React components and REST APIs shared across restaurants, menus, users, and orders.
A task manager for teams: create, assign, prioritize, and track work across several projects at once, with separate permissions for members and administrators. A responsive dashboard surfaces status, priority, and deadlines at a glance. I also built a small side module — a real-time collaborative text editor over WebSockets — to see how PHP and MySQL would handle live, shared edits.
Five weeks spent working through a real design problem end to end: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, test. I ran the user research myself, turned the findings into requirements I could actually build against, and put together a twenty-plus screen high-fidelity prototype in Figma for usability testing.