The Girl Code is a nonprofit organization that aims to inspire confidence in girls that they can code.
I was the lead backend developer on their open source online learning platform using NodeJS and MongoDB, which teaches Python in an interactive manner by letting them interact with the language and write their own code.
Shravan is the concept of a user interface for a smartphone which does not require sight, and instead functions on sound and haptic feedback.
I built an early prototype of Shravan, and designed a website to promote it. Design for Shravan, and its logo, were made by Siladityaa Sharma.
Shravan won the Make event at MINET 2016, organized by the Mother’s International School.
Compati is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to test different browsers from the comfort of your own, by simulating different rendering engines locally in JavaScript.
I built a prototype of Compati for eSpice 2017. The video was made by Arimit Bhattacharya.
Watson is a search engine with a focus on research - it lets you preview search results before you open them, and it lets you save relevant search results as "pinboards", which can be saved for later use.
I created Watson for the preliminary round of Build at Exun 2017, and helped write the case study. Graphics and the video were provided by Arimit Bhattacharya.
Antriksh is a fictional corporation which aims to start a space settlement on a planet named Vulcan.
We were tasked to design a landing page for Antriksh for the final round of Build at Exun 2017, and provide a way for users to experience the planet, and sign up to live in the settlement. The graphics for the website were created by Siddharth Nayak.
Antriksh won the Build web design event at Exun 2017, organized at Delhi Public School, RK Puram.
Wikpedia, the free online encyclopedia, needs no introduction. For the preliminary round of XINO 2018, we were asked to redesign Wikipedia.
Apart from a visual redesign, I added to the site some useful features, like the ability to take notes and save them for later reference, to bookmark important pages, and to summarize lengthy pages with the SMMRY API. Design and graphics were provided by Manan Dua.
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