My new portfolio site is live.

Framer-Expert.com — built entirely in Framer.

Honestly, this one means a lot. It's the first version where I look at it and feel like it actually reflects where I am now — not where I was two years ago. The gap between this and my last site is the clearest proof I have of how much I've grown, both as a designer and as a developer.

Over the next few days I'll be breaking down specific sections — the decisions, the Framer details, what I'd do differently.

For now: it's live. Go take a look.

👉 framer-expert.com

I'm keen to hear about your decision making process! Site looks awesome 👏🏻

North India's first Framer meetup took place in Noida on April 19th, 2026 and being part of it was something I'll genuinely carry forward.

The event was hosted by three people who each represent a different dimension of what's possible with Framer. Ansh Jamdagni, one of Framer's top 1% freelancers globally, who has built a remarkable body of client work through sheer consistency and craft. Abhishek Dubey, who has gone deep into the core principles of interaction design and thinking in a way that most people only scratch the surface of. And Daksh Jain, who takes Framer beyond its visual layer and builds with code in ways that open up entirely new possibilities for projects.

What made this special wasn't just the knowledge shared, it was the generosity behind it. These three didn't have to show up and give their time, their insights, and their honest perspectives on freelancing, AI, and the future of design. But they did. And that kind of community-building is rare, especially in a space that's still finding its footing in India.

Came back with a notebook full of thoughts, a clearer direction, and a lot of gratitude. Excited for what's ahead.