Ankit

My Skills

A practical snapshot of the technologies and tools I use to build polished frontend experiences.

HTML

markup · semantic · accessible

100%

Core

CSS

animations · grid · flexbox

95%

Core

JavaScript

ES2024 · async · closures

85%

Core

TypeScript

types · generics · strict

82%

Core

React

hooks · context · RSC

90%

Framework

Next.js

app router · ISR · middleware

85%

Framework

Tailwind CSS

utility-first · responsive · JIT

90%

Styling

WordPress

CMS · themes · plugins

85%

Platform

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about my services and processes.

My primary focus is JavaScript-centric. I write guides about building frontends with React and Next.js, writing CSS layout code with Tailwind CSS, and developing server backends with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB.

I have deep expertise in Next.js. I use features like Server-Side Rendering (SSR), Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR), React Server Components (RSC), and dynamic routing to construct fast, search-optimized layouts, which I document in my guides.

Yes, I occasionally share optimization guides for popular CMS platforms like WordPress and Shopify. These articles cover theme speed optimization, code cleanups, and performance best practices to help developers improve existing setups.

I treat SEO as a core pillar of frontend engineering. My guides show how to write semantic HTML, organize proper heading structures (H1, H2, H3), configure sitemaps, compress media assets, and inject custom JSON-LD schemas so search engines can read pages easily.

I focus on providing practical, complete, and edge-case-tested code snippets alongside clear structural explanations. This ensures that you can drop the code directly into your project and it will work as expected.

I write guides on image formats (WebP/AVIF), lazy-loading heavy media, code-splitting JavaScript bundles, and leveraging CDNs. I outline steps to improve PageSpeed metrics and pass Core Web Vitals on mobile and desktop.

Yes, all the design components and layout guidelines I share are built with responsiveness and accessibility in mind, utilizing modern CSS custom properties and fluid grid structures.