CMS & visual development
Flexible, editor-friendly sites with clear design guardrails.
Available for the right opportunity
Ankit Maharjan / Developer
I build web experiences where visual craft meets modern code.
From WordPress and Webflow to Next.js, React, and Python—I choose the right level of tooling to create websites that look sharp, work hard, and stay manageable.
01About / Skills
One developer, multiple ways to build well.
The stack should fit the problem—not the other way around.
I work across visual platforms and code-based products, bringing design sensitivity to development and technical structure to every build.
I care about the details people notice and the systems they do not: responsive behaviour, accessible interactions, clean handovers, and a site that remains easy to work with after launch.
Frontend development
Fast, accessible interfaces built around reusable product patterns.
Programming & automation
Practical scripts and data workflows that remove repetitive work.
02Selected Projects
Work designed to make its value obvious.
A selection of commerce, creative, and product work built with the stack that best fits each brief.
01 / WordPress Commerce
Kanso Market
A WooCommerce storefront built around calm product discovery, reusable campaign pages, and a simpler editing workflow.
02 / Webflow Portfolio
Morrow Creative
A Webflow portfolio for a small creative studio, pairing image-led case studies with a tidy CMS and restrained motion.
03 / Product Development
Relay Operations
A focused operations dashboard that turns incoming service data into clear priorities, trends, and next actions.
03Writing
Notes on building useful things for the web.
Practical thoughts on visual platforms, modern frontend work, and choosing tools deliberately.
Choosing between WordPress and Next.js without making it a personality test
A practical way to choose a web stack by looking at the people, workflow, and likely changes behind the project.
A good WordPress editor feels boring—in the best way
Why fewer, clearer choices usually create a faster publishing workflow and a more consistent website.
The small details that make a frontend feel finished
A practical pre-launch pass for the states and interactions that sit between a polished mockup and a dependable website.
Open to opportunities / 2026
Looking for a developer who can bridge visual tools and modern code?
Start a conversation04 / Contact
Tell me what you're working on.
Job opportunity, project idea, or a useful conversation—send the details and I'll get back to you.