Make the complex understandable.
Choose clear names, explicit states, and boundaries that make sense to the next person reading the code.
About / The person behind the code
Thoughtful by nature.
A software engineer with an eye for the interface
and a mind for what makes it work.
I’m Amrit Mishra, a software engineer based in Canada. My focus is the frontend: the place where systems, design, and everyday human interactions meet.
I work with React, TypeScript, and JavaScript to build modern web applications. My areas of focus include frontend architecture, REST API integrations, performance optimization, and authentication-related frontend work.
I care about understandable code and useful interfaces. A well-designed component is easier to change. A clear error message helps someone move forward. A fast page respects their time. Those details belong in the engineering conversation from the beginning.
This site is a place for personal projects, small technical demonstrations, and notes on building for the web. Everything shared here is independent work; professional and confidential implementation details stay private.
See what I’m buildingEngineering philosophy
A few things I come back to.
Build for the person using it.
Think through the keyboard path, the slow connection, and the moment something goes wrong.
Start with what’s needed.
Use the simplest approach that meets the requirements. Add complexity when a real constraint calls for it.
The toolkit
Tools follow the problem.
My core focus is the modern frontend. I value understanding the platform as much as the framework.
React & component designTypeScript & JavaScriptFrontend architectureREST API integrationsAuthentication-aware UIPerformance & accessibility
A good place to start
Have something
in mind?
A thoughtful product.
A tricky frontend problem.
A conversation about the web.