Sparsh Kesari

I’m Sparsh Kesari. I’m a designer who codes.
Basically an energetic and imaginative young web developer who is able to
work to create functional websites and projects.

I love implementing visual and interactive elements that users engage with through their web browser when using the web application and supported by back-end responsible for server-side application logic and integration.

I am currently pursuing 3rd Year of my Btech in Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore. And my studies are centered towards web design, database management, coding and of the programming software used to create websites. I am proficient in HTML, CSS & JavaScript and I have a basic knowledge of several scripting languages, structured programming languages. I also have knowledge of system development, database management with SQL/NoSQL, PHP.I am currently learning to make user interfaces for web-page application using ReactJS and applying SASS Style Sheet into my projects.

For latest projects, I just worked on a Django based webpage for my college coding community that helps to keep track of their ratings on various Competitive Programming Platform. It also helps the user to check themselves among other members of the community on the leaderboards whereas allowing the users to compare one on one ratings with peers on rating graph and contest history.

I have also worked as a full stack intern for a startup company in Delhi and together we created a Sever Side Rendered Website in Next.js from scratch and also helped them in adding features for their existing functional app.

I always enjoy challenges and participating in hackathons which helps to motivate to be more productive and do more in less time. I also enjoy the process of learning through these challenges by referring documentations, getting stuck in errors and debugging them.

Along with achieving the goals and meeting the deadlines. I personally try to implement the idea of making my code more readable along with proper documentation so it can be more understandable among other group members and for the further members who would contribute in the project in the future.