Selected Work
Real projects I designed and built. Each one taught me something.
Ajker Akash — Weather Dashboard
A weather app whose sky changes with the actual weather
Ajker Akash (meaning 'today's sky') is a weather dashboard that makes the app itself feel like the sky outside. It uses the free Open-Meteo API, so there is no API key to manage, and it works for any city in the world.
What I learned: Working with a real third-party API: shaping requests, handling errors, and designing loading states.
Task Manager
A clean task manager with priorities, filters, and persistence
A no-frills task manager that covers the fundamentals well: priorities, status filters, and local persistence. Built to practice state management and clean component structure in React.
What I learned: Derived state beats duplicated state: filters computed from one task list stay consistent.
Techif Store — Laravel E-commerce App
A complete e-commerce app built with Laravel
Techif Store was my solo university field work project in 2025: a complete Laravel e-commerce app with a storefront, cart, checkout, and a role-based admin panel. It ran locally and was never deployed.
What I learned: Building a complete app teaches more than tutorials: checkout flows, order states, admin permissions.
