Section · A1
Frontend
Building pages and interfaces that are clear, responsive, and easy to move through.
- React
- Next.js
- JavaScript
- HTML & CSS
- Tailwind
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I build websites and web apps that solve real problems. I like working on the parts users see, the backend pieces that keep things moving, and the small details that make a product feel less frustrating.
By Sohail Khan · Staff Developer · Kathmandu

I am a Full Stack Developer from Kathmandu. Most of my work sits around React, Next.js, Flask, Python, and databases. I enjoy taking an idea that feels messy at the start and turning it into something people can actually use.
The biggest thing I have built so far is a food delivery platform with separate panels for customers, riders, merchants, and admins. It taught me a lot about keeping data organized, handling different user flows, and making sure one change does not break another part of the system.
I care about simple interfaces, readable code, and honest problem solving. I am still learning every day, but I try to build in a way that future me, or another developer, can open the project and understand what is going on.
“If I cannot explain the code later, I probably made it too complicated.”
These are the tools I use most when I build: frontend for the user experience, backend for the actual logic, and databases for keeping everything organized.
Section · A1
Building pages and interfaces that are clear, responsive, and easy to move through.
Section · B1
Writing the server-side logic behind forms, dashboards, orders, and user accounts.
Section · C1
Planning how data should be stored, connected, queried, and kept manageable.
These are two projects I have worked on seriously: one for managing food delivery from different user roles, and one for presenting a local destination in a cleaner way.

Fig. 1 — live product screenshot
Nanglo Food · Customer, rider, merchant, and admin panels
Nanglo Food is a delivery platform I built around the real flow of a food order. Customers can browse and order, merchants can manage incoming orders, riders can see delivery work, and admins can keep track of the whole system.
The tricky part was not just making screens. It was making sure the same order made sense from every side of the product without the flow becoming confusing.

Fig. 2 — live product screenshot
Visit Aarughat · Local tourism website
Visit Aarughat is a destination website made to introduce the place clearly. The site brings together local spots, basic visitor information, and a layout that helps people understand what they can explore there.
I focused mostly on structure here: what someone should see first, what details they need next, and how to keep the pages easy to scan on mobile.
Full Stack Developer
Built a food delivery system with different panels for customers, riders, merchants, and admins. I worked on the frontend screens, backend routes, database structure, and the order flow between each role.
Computer Science
I keep studying computer science, web architecture, and the everyday habits that make code easier to maintain. Most of what I learn comes from building, breaking things, and fixing them properly.
If you want to talk about a project, ask a question, or just reach out, this is the easiest place to do it.

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