The space between states
A small, interactive study in resilient async interfaces.
Software engineer · Based in Canada
Thoughtful interfaces.
Solid foundations.
I’m Amrit, a software engineer who cares about how the web works—and how it feels to use. I build reliable applications with React, TypeScript, and attention to the details.
A FEW TOOLS OF THE TRADE
- React
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- REST APIs
- Performance
01 /Selected work
Ideas, made tangible.
Independent projects and technical explorations. Built to learn, made to share.
02 /The way I work
Good engineering
is in the details.
The visible interface is only part of the work. I care just as much about the structure behind it.
More about my approachArchitecture that holds up.
Clear component boundaries, deliberate state management, and TypeScript that makes the next change easier to reason about.
The whole interaction.
API integrations and authentication-aware interfaces that account for loading, empty, error, and recovery states.
Care in the details.
Accessible navigation, responsive layouts, and considered performance. The quiet work that makes an application feel right.
03 /From the notebook
Thinking out loud.
Practical notes on interfaces, architecture, and building for the web.
TypeScript
Model the states, not the booleans.
A small TypeScript pattern for making async interfaces easier to reason about—and harder to put in an impossible state.
Architecture
A static site is a design decision.
Why a personal publishing space can start with HTML, local content, and a deliberately small runtime surface.
A good place to start
Have something
in mind?
A thoughtful product.
A tricky frontend problem.
A conversation about the web.