JavaScript
Learning JavaScript so I can add interactivity to the interfaces I build. This is where most of my learning time goes.
My technical toolkit.
What I use today, what I'm studying, and what I'm actively learning, labelled honestly.
Languages & technologies
- Learned & using
- Actively learning
- University coursework
Front-end
- HTML5
- Semantic HTML
- CSS3
- Bootstrap
- Responsive layouts
- JavaScript
Programming
- C++
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Python
AI & tools
- Prompt engineering
- AI tools for debugging & code understanding
- AI & ML engineering concepts (introductory)
- Canva
Computer science
- Data Structures
- Digital Logic Design
- Computer Networks
What I'm working on now
Computer-science fundamentals
Data Structures, Digital Logic Design and Computer Networks at the University of Swat: efficiency, how hardware works, and how the web communicates.
Backend & databases
The planned step toward full-stack development, once my front-end foundation is solid.
How I apply these skills
Responsive by default
Layouts built with CSS and the Bootstrap grid so pages work on phones, tablets and desktops.
Structured like a program
The OOP mindset carried into front-end work: semantic markup, organised and reusable CSS, readable code.
AI as a learning tool
AI tools for debugging, understanding unfamiliar code and learning faster, used inside development work rather than in place of it.
Looking for a front-end learner who ships?
I'm open to internships, collaboration and small front-end projects.