Ragul Family Dental is one of the freelance opportunities that was given to me by one of my colleagues. The requirements were simple: I needed to create a webapp for a dental clinic that would serve as a booking system. To start with, I generated a low-fidelity UI in Figma to understand the app flow and get the client's go ahead with the design I created. I used Firebase for an easy and trustable login system and data storage to speed up development.

Magic Resume is yet another freelance opportunity I got from my friend's connection. The clients were college students with quite a tight deadline of just one week. I had no restrictions on design, so rather than starting from scratch, I quickly generated a UI with the help of a previously created component for other projects. Again, I used Firebase for database and authentication and used React.js. I finished and submitted the project on time with a single-page application.

Technogeekx is one of my personal projects I created when I was learning React.js. I didn't create any particular design for this one, which was a bad choice, but well... I wanted to convert it to my personal blog but later learned that it would be better if I used CMS instead, or any other blogging website rather than creating my own.

Raven is a web reconnaissance tool that can perform passive as well as a few active scans. I started with this project as the CLI tool in my second year and converted it to a web-based app using Flask. As I understood that the output is quite hard to digest for someone who is using it for the first time. This project was inspired by the Nessus scanner.

Codelit was one of my first webapps I created in my first year. I built it using PHP, Javascript, and MySQL. I was just exploring back then. After all, who uses PHP, right? It was a learning website where users could learn C, even though I didn't understand C enough to teach someone in the first place :p. This app had profile management, quizzes, and lessons as modules. Now I'm porting code to Next.js.