I'm Pramith, a Senior front-end developer and associate tech lead who turns designs into fast, responsive, pixel-perfect interfaces.
A few selected builds, spanning hotel and travel websites, CMS portals, and web apps.
A modern salon website built for Lumen Salon, focused on presenting hair and beauty services, creating a premium brand impression, and making it easy for customers to explore services and request appointments.
A professional WordPress website for Cleanseen, a Sydney-based commercial cleaning company, built to present its services, build trust, and generate enquiry leads from businesses looking for reliable cleaning solutions.
A responsive e-commerce website for Snapspecs, built to showcase eyewear products, support product browsing, and create a smoother online shopping experience for customers looking for glasses or related eyewear products.
A responsive e-commerce website for Tippytay, built to showcase their products, support product browsing, and create a smoother online shopping experience for customers.
A working set kept deliberately small — tools I know well enough to make quiet decisions with.
Front-end work, end to end — from design systems and dashboards to content-managed sites.
Production-grade web apps built with React, Next.js and TypeScript — component-driven, maintainable and fast by default.
Data-heavy dashboards with clear information hierarchy, reusable components, and thoughtful loading, error and empty states.
Pixel-perfect translation of Figma and XD designs into responsive, accessible interfaces that stay true to the mock-up on every screen.
Content-managed sites on modern stacks — WordPress with custom Gutenberg blocks, or headless builds with Contentful, Gatsby and Next.js.
Scalable UI foundations with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui — consistent tokens and reusable components your team can build on.
Wiring front-ends to REST and GraphQL APIs, plus performance passes — image and code optimisation and cross-browser polish.
Occasional writing on front-end patterns, design systems, and the details that make interfaces feel fast.
7 min readYears of App Router work, distilled: server-first pages, colocation, and knowing when a client component earns its keep.
6 min readTailwind v4 moves your design system into CSS itself. Semantic tokens, a dark-first contrast budget, and why fewer names beat more utilities.
5 min readScroll reveals are cheap to add and expensive to get wrong. How to animate with intent — without breaking accessibility or your Core Web Vitals.