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Rohit Kumar
Frontend
Developer
& Creative
Technologist
I build thoughtful web interfaces where design, interaction, and code work together.
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01 — 04Selected Work
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About
I’m Rohit Kumar, a student and frontend developer focused on learning how good websites are actually designed and built.
My interest sits somewhere between engineering and visual design: I like writing the code behind an interface, but I also care about hierarchy, spacing, typography, motion, responsiveness, performance, and the way a real person experiences the finished product.
I’m currently completing a BCA while building projects, exploring 3D web experiences, creative coding, and AI-assisted development. My goal isn’t simply to make websites that look good in a screenshot.
EducationBachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) · In Progress
LocationIndia · Available for remote opportunities
GitHubgithub.com/DarkWingStudio
Emaildarkwingdomain@gmail.com
How I work
Builder
I learn by building. Instead of keeping ideas as tutorial exercises, I turn them into small products, experiments, and interfaces that can be tested and improved.
Detail-oriented
I notice the small things first — inconsistent spacing, awkward transitions, layouts that break on mobile, or a button that doesn't behave the way someone expects.
Design-aware
Frontend work isn't just "make the design file into HTML." The interface itself is part of the engineering problem.
Iterative
A first implementation is never automatically the final one. Projects are expected to evolve. That's not a bug — that's how good software gets made.
“I learn best by building. When I encounter a concept I don’t understand, I turn it into a small experiment and use the result to understand the underlying idea.”
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Tech Stack
Honest groupings — no fake percentages.
Comfortable
Use regularly, build independently
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
React
Tailwind CSS
Working Knowledge
Used in projects, some areas need docs
Git
GitHub
Netlify
Firebase
Node.js ecosystem
APIs / REST
Design
Applied in all frontend work
Visual hierarchy
Typography
Responsive layouts
Interaction design
Motion
Exploring
Experiments, not production expertise
Three.js
WebGL
Creative coding
AI-assisted development
Advanced animation
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What I Bring
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Frontend Engineering
Responsive, accessible interfaces built with React, modern CSS, and a strong eye for the structure underneath the visual layer. Performance and maintainability are part of the brief — not afterthoughts.
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Interaction & Motion
Animation that communicates rather than decorates. Entrance reveals, state transitions, hover feedback, and subtle motion that makes an interface feel alive — while respecting reduced-motion preferences.
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Design Thinking
Hierarchy, spacing, typography, contrast, and component consistency. A technically correct interface can still feel confusing or unfinished. I care about both the code and how someone experiences the result.
(FAQ)Common Questions
Got questions?
(06)Have a good idea?
Let’s make
it real.
I’m interested in frontend development opportunities where I can contribute to real products, learn from experienced developers, and continue improving my understanding of production-quality web development. Open to internships, freelance work, and collaborative projects.
darkwingdomain@gmail.com↗