Design judgment supported by technical execution.
I'm Aditya, an independent web designer and frontend developer based in Delhi, India.
I work with companies that need more than a visually polished website. The work begins with structure: understanding what the organisation offers, what its audience needs to understand and what action the website should make easier.
I then translate that structure into a clear interface and production-ready frontend.
Where design and engineering meet.
Structure before decoration
Information architecture and page hierarchy come first, so the website communicates before a visitor reads a single line of detail.
Design that carries intent
Layout, typography, spacing and motion are used to establish credibility and guide attention, not to decorate.
Production-ready frontend
The approved design is implemented as accessible, responsive, maintainable code, faithful to the direction we agreed.
Careful delivery
Performance, accessibility and technical SEO are checked before launch, followed by an organised handover.
Core capabilities
- Information architecture
- UI/UX design
- Corporate website design
- Frontend development
- Responsive systems
- Design systems
- Motion and interaction
- Performance optimisation
- Accessibility
- Deployment and handover
Tools and technologies
Design & frontend
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Framer Motion
Interaction & 3D
- GSAP
- Three.js
- React Three Fiber
- WebGL
Delivery
- GitHub
- Vercel
- Design systems
- Accessibility
- Technical SEO
Location and availability
Based in Delhi, India, working remotely with organisations in India and internationally. Async communication and a shared staging website keep projects moving across time zones.
Working style
Clear scope before work begins, regular progress updates and decisions documented as we go. Outside of client work I explore motion, WebGL and generative systems—which is where the creative technology projects come from.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what the website needs to achieve and I'll recommend a practical direction.
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