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In progress
Currently learning
The things I'm practising right now, a little every day.
- JavaScript
- DOM Manipulation
- JavaScript Events
Aspiring frontend developer · Rajasthan, India
Building the Web, One Project at a Time.
I'm Pawan Rajwanshi, an aspiring frontend developer passionate about building modern, responsive, and interactive web experiences.
Learning in public
©2026
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Pawan Rajwanshi
Aspiring frontend developer
Currently strengthening JavaScript
Rajasthan, India · Remote
Learning + building
01 / About
Aspiring frontend developer · Future full-stack
Still learning.
Already building.
I'm Pawan Rajwanshi, an aspiring frontend developer from Rajasthan, India. I'm at the start of a journey I genuinely enjoy — learning how the web works and turning ideas into pages people can actually use.
Programming caught my attention because it rewards curiosity. There is always a cleaner way to structure a layout, a simpler way to write a function, a better way to solve a problem. That cycle of trying, breaking, fixing, and understanding is what keeps me coming back.
My current focus is HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I'm strengthening the fundamentals: semantic markup, responsive layouts with Flexbox and Grid, and the DOM and events that make a page interactive. Next on my roadmap are Git and GitHub, React, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and REST APIs.
My long-term goal is to become a full-stack developer and build useful, real-world web applications. Until then, I'm doing the work that gets me there — practising, building small projects, and documenting progress honestly.
Pawan Rajwanshi
Aspiring frontend developer
Rajasthan, India
Based in
HTML · CSS · JS
Current focus
Full-Stack
Long-term goal
02 / Skills
An honest snapshot, not a scorecard
What I know —
and what's next.
I'm separating what I use today from what I'm actively learning and what is still on the roadmap. No percentages, no invented proficiency levels.
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Foundation
Foundation
The core building blocks I use to structure and style real pages.
- HTML5
- CSS3
- Responsive Web Design
- CSS Flexbox
- CSS Grid
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Roadmap
Future roadmap
What I plan to learn next, in roughly the order I want to tackle it.
- Git & GitHub
- React.js
- Node.js
- Express.js
- MongoDB
- REST APIs
Updated as I learn. If it isn't listed as a current or foundation skill, I'm not claiming it yet.
03 / Projects
Real work · Practice builds · Clearly labelled
Projects &
practice builds.
This portfolio is live. The rest are honest works in progress or concepts — marked as such, with no fake demos or repositories.
Personal project · 2026
Personal Portfolio Website
The site you're reading. A dark, responsive portfolio built from scratch to document my learning journey and present my work without exaggeration.
HTML5CSS3Vanilla JavaScript
You're viewing it
Live
Practice build · JavaScript
JavaScript Calculator
A calculator I'm building to practise DOM manipulation, event handling, and keeping interface state predictable. It will be published once the logic holds up.
HTML5CSS3JavaScriptDOM
Demo coming soon
Layout study · Frontend UI
Amazon-Inspired Frontend UI
A planned front-end layout study inspired by large e-commerce interfaces — practising grid systems, product cards, navigation density, and responsive behaviour.
HTML5CSS3Responsive layout
Not started yet
Practice series · JavaScript
Interactive JavaScript Projects
A small series of browser experiments planned for later — things like a to-do list, a quiz, and simple games. Each one will focus on a specific JavaScript concept.
JavaScriptDOMEvents
On the roadmap
Every project here is either live or clearly unfinished.
Ask me about the journey
04 / Learning journey
Stage by stage · Honestly marked
The road ahead.
My development roadmap, in the order I plan to learn it. Stage 1 is done, Stage 2 is where I am now, and the rest are planned — not completed.
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Stage 1 Complete
HTML & CSS Fundamentals
Semantic markup, the box model, typography, spacing, colour, and building layouts that work across screen sizes.
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Stage 2 Current focus
JavaScript Fundamentals
Variables, functions, arrays, objects, and control flow — then the DOM and events to make pages respond to people.
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Stage 3 Planned
Git & GitHub
Version control, branches, commits, and publishing projects so my work is visible and properly tracked.
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Stage 4 Planned
React.js
Components, props, state, and building reusable interfaces that scale beyond a single page.
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Stage 5 Planned
Node.js & Express.js
Server-side JavaScript, routing, middleware, and writing the backend that powers a real application.
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Stage 6 Planned
MongoDB & REST APIs
Storing and modelling data, designing API endpoints, and connecting the frontend to a real database.
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Stage 7 Goal
Full-Stack Projects
Bringing it all together in complete applications — from interface and interaction to data and deployment.
Updated honestly
Statuses reflect what I'm actually doing, not what I hope to have done. I'll move each stage forward as my work proves it.
05 / Interests
What keeps me curious
Off the clock.
Beyond the code editor, these are the things that keep me curious and sharp — and often feed back into how I build.
Coding
Solving small problems, refining details, and the quiet satisfaction of making something work.
Web Development
Following how the web evolves and trying to build pages that are fast, accessible, and pleasant to use.
Gaming
Games taught me to notice interfaces, feedback, and pacing — lessons that quietly show up in frontend work.
PC Technology
Hardware, performance, and how machines are put together — the same curiosity that makes me want to understand software.
Also: exploring new technologies, reading documentation, and following the occasional deep dive down a developer rabbit hole.
06 / Contact
Website projects, learning opportunities & good conversations
Let's build
something real.
Have a website in mind? Share a few details about the project and I'll get back to you. For feedback, questions, or a general hello, the same form works — or email me directly.
rajwanshipawan05@gmail.com