Hello there! I am Sameer Sharma, a full stack developer with experience in technologies like React.js, Next.js, and the Node.js ecosystem.
I love building stuff that make a meaningful impact, focusing on intuitive user experience supported by strong, scalable, and reliable technical foundations.
I also freelance and help brands build their online presence with conversion focussed websites. I love open source and often contribute to my favorite projects.
Full Stack Intern
Jun 2025 - Jul 2025
Got experience building secure, feature-rich web apps with React, Tailwind, and Supabase, focusing on auth, access control, and API performance.
A developer-focused collaborative blogging platform inspired by dev.to, supporting technical writing with a Markdown editor and social features. The platform includes user authentication using JWT and Google OAuth, enabling secure and frictionless sign-ins. I designed features such as public user profiles, threaded comments, and real-time updates powered by Supabase. To enhance discoverability and engagement, I implemented search functionality, trending feeds, image uploads, and SEO-optimized post structures.
A productivity app to help users stay on top of their tasks with reminders, subtasks, and a calendar-based view that tracks progress over time. I handled the backend using Express and PostgreSQL, setting up REST APIs to manage tasks and user data. To keep things smooth and informative, I added a paginated dashboard with weekly summaries and insights. The UI is fully responsive and supports dark/light mode, built with React and Tailwind CSS, with modals for quick task creation and edits.
Improved the accessibility and usability of a carousel component by enhancing contrast for navigation arrows and text, adding autoplay with pause/resume controls, and including pagination indicators, making it easier for all users to navigate and interact with the content.
Resolved undefined WPM and accuracy values in Monkeytype stats, corrected timestamp formatting to avoid duplicate session times, and introduced a loading state. These improvements ensure stable, accurate, and consistent display of live statistics without visual glitches during reload.