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3D e-commerceA product showcase for an aloe vera soap brand. Bars of soap rendered in Three.js, lit and rotating like they're auditioning for a perfume ad. GSAP handles the scroll choreography.
BS Information Technology — Punjab University, Lahore
Websites, the odd 3D showroom, and a calculator I'm weirdly proud of. Most nights I'm turning a half-baked idea into something that actually runs, then shipping it before I can talk myself out of it.
Selected work
Every card below has a color strip pulled from that project's real palette — not decoration, just what it looks like.
A product showcase for an aloe vera soap brand. Bars of soap rendered in Three.js, lit and rotating like they're auditioning for a perfume ad. GSAP handles the scroll choreography.
A resource-sharing hub for computing students — notes, past papers, files. Started on localStorage, outgrew it fast, moved everything to Firebase.
A productivity app with day-view scheduling and an AI coach that plans your day and nudges you, politely, to actually follow it.
A warm little site for a Lahore coffee shop — menu, cart, the whole thing. Tried to make it feel like the inside of an actual café, not a template.
Yes, a calculator. Sometimes you just need to build the basics properly — no libraries, deployed in an afternoon.
Currently
Punjab University (FCIT) — Lahore, Pakistan
In progressWhere the box model finally clicked, and where most of the projects above started as class exercises.
Big-O, recurrence relations, and enough proof-writing to make me appreciate how a compiler feels.
Language and text study running alongside the technical coursework, not separate from it.
Off the clock
Outside of coursework, I've been figuring out how small-scale reselling and e-commerce actually work in Lahore — sourcing from places like Hall Road and Liberty, listing on Daraz and OLX, and learning logistics the hard way, one late courier pickup at a time. It's a good excuse to think about products and pricing with the same attention I put into a layout.