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Hi! I am
Prantaneel Pegu
I'm a full-stack web developer with a strong focus on intuitive and user-friendly design. I have built fast, accessible, and scalable web applications for multiple businesses and have experience working with a wide variety of tools.
About me
Hi! I'm an experienced developer who loves turning ideas into real, functioning websites. I focus on making websites that look good and work fast, so that using them feels simple and enjoyable.
In my career, I’ve developed solutions using a diverse set of tools and frameworks, building everything from complex databases to seamless booking systems and CMS-integrated websites. My skill set enables me to take a website from its initial concept to a fully finished product.
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Work experience
Currently developing the official website for the Mising Autonomous Council (MAC), a local government body focused on the welfare and development of the Mising community. I handle the design and development independently, focusing on performance, accessibility, and user-friendliness.
At Siyang Sisang, an organization dedicated to preserving and promoting local culture and music, I led the end-to-end development of their official website to improve their digital outreach and boost event promotion. The website features an integrated CMS, an extensive admin dashboard, intuitive event booking system, captcha protected forms, event scheduling functionality, article and blog management system, team collaboration tools and much more.
Developed the official website for Donyi Destinations, an eco-travel agency dedicated to sustainable tourism in Northeast India. The website is performant, responsive and features filterable catalogues, an easy-to-use booking system and an integrated database.
Skills
These are the technologies that power my work.
CSS
Express.js
Git
HTML
JavaScript
Linux
MySQL
Next.js
Node.js
PHP
PostgreSQL
React.js
Sanity
Tailwind CSS
TypeScript
Wordpress
My Projects
A selection of my recent projects. I’ve made these while learning, and I'm pretty proud of them.
Project 1:
Snackhub
Description:
Snackhub is a fictional restaurant website developed with WordPress, PHP, JavaScript, and CSS. It features a highly customized theme, tailored post types, and custom form handling. It was developed with performance in mind and boasts high functionality, clear-cut design and ease of use.
Features:
The site includes richly populated pages with realistic filler content. It features a search bar, a modern food menu with detailed pages for each food item (built using custom post types), category-based searching and much more. It relies on minimal plugins and uses various caching techniques, resulting in fast load times. It is easily navigable and fully responsive on all devices.
Project 2:
NASA Space Gallery
Description:
The NASA Space Gallery is a full-stack web app powered by React.js and Express.js, designed to collect and present astronomical data through various NASA and Google APIs. It offers an interactive gallery, various image collections, and even its own API. This was my first full-stack project, and while it may be a little rough on the design, its functionality is solid and carefully tested.
Features:
The app supports search-based queries and features a vast gallery, picture recommendations, infinite scroll, a Picture of the Day (POTD) service, coordinate-based satellite imagery, and Mars Rover image sets. It also offers a customizable API with robust documentation.
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