HimanshuRawat
Work · shipped + R&D1 slot · Q4 2026

The framing

Each project is here to show more than a feature list: the user or business problem, the part I owned, the decisions behind the interface, and what the work made possible. Concept projects and demos are labeled clearly.

01 · Shipped work and case studies

01

A resume product built in eight weeks with Next.js, Supabase, and OpenAI. I worked across onboarding, the AI-assisted editor, authentication and storage, and the PDF export flow.

→ Turned a multi-step resume workflow into one working product, from onboarding through export.

Next.jsTypeScriptOpenAISupabaseTailwind
Build · 2025
02

A photography portfolio built around scroll-led image transitions. I used GSAP, Locomotive Scroll, lazy loading, and a preload queue so the motion could support the work without making navigation feel heavy.

→ Balanced a visually dense interaction concept with the loading and rendering work needed to keep it usable on smaller screens.

JavaScriptGSAPLocomotiveShery.js
Build · 2024
03

A React and Tailwind marketing site shipped in five days. Reusable sections kept the build consistent and made follow-on pages easier to assemble.

→ Shipped in five days with a recorded Lighthouse score of 98 and a reusable component foundation.

ReactTailwindVite
Build · 2024
04

A concept mobile product for dog-friendly travel. The work covers research, information architecture, and a Figma prototype for discovery, booking, in-trip, and post-trip journeys.

→ Turned a broad travel idea into four defined journeys and a prototype that could be reviewed before engineering began.

FigmaUI/UXUser ResearchPrototyping
Case Study · 2023
05

A concept redesign for a local-news app focused on clearer navigation, visible source cues, and reusable interface patterns for editorial and community content.

→ Reframed the information architecture around locality and trust, then expressed it through a reusable mobile design system.

FigmaUI/UXMobileResearch
Case Study · 2023

02 · Applied experiments

Testing product ideas with working software.

These builds explore specific workflows: handling routine support calls and reducing repetitive work in multi-channel publishing. They are evidence of applied product work, not claims about customer adoption.

P1

Phone AssistantDemo available

A working AI voice support agent that answers FAQs, routes calls, creates tickets, and hands off to a human with the conversation context intact. The demo covers the complete Twilio-to-OpenAI Realtime flow, including latency, fallback behavior, and the operations dashboard.

Next.jsOpenAI RealtimeTwilioPostgres
P2

SchedulerProduct R&D

An in-progress social scheduling product exploring AI-assisted drafting and channel-specific formatting inside the publishing workflow. The current work is focused on the editor, review states, scheduling model, and where automation needs a human decision.

Next.jsOpenAISupabaseVercel Cron
03 · Under NDA

My current work at Sysmind is on Melp, a production collaboration product with messaging, video, and shared workspaces. The code is not public, but I can discuss the frontend responsibilities, product constraints, and collaboration model in a call.

Have a frontend-heavy problem on your roadmap?

Share the workflow, who uses it, and what currently slows the team or the user down. I will tell you whether I can help and what a sensible first slice would be. Usually replies within 24 hours.

Discuss a product

Tell me what you're building.

A short description of the product, the current workflow, and the constraint is enough to start. I will reply with whether the work fits and what I would want to clarify next.

Book a 30-min call
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