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Pukar Khatiwada
builds interfaces

Frontend developer from Ilam, Nepal, crafting fast, accessible, production-ready websites — from a single landing page to a full client project, built with precision from first line to last pixel.

HTML · CSS · JSCore Stack
2+Client Projects
Ilam, NPBased In

Who I Am

Rooted in craft,
built for precision.

I'm a developer from Ilam, a small town in the eastern hills of Nepal known for its tea gardens and quiet mornings. That same attention to detail carries into every interface I build.

I specialise in HTML & CSS — the raw materials of the web — paired with JavaScript for the interactivity that makes a site feel alive. I believe good UI starts with semantic structure before any framework enters the picture.

Recent work spans client-facing sites, including a full brand build for an organic farming business in Jhapa — from layout and content to SEO and a working contact flow.

// Developer Profile
Pukar Khatiwada
RoleA Developer
OriginIlam, Nepal
FocusHTML · CSS · JS
ApproachClean · Accessible
Open to new projects

Featured Work

Projects' I've built.

More case studies land here as new client work ships.

Nepal Krishi Tatha Pasupanchi Farm

A full brand website for an organic pineapple farming business in Bhadrapur, Jhapa — built end to end with a photo gallery, customer testimonials, WhatsApp click-to-chat and order and on-page SEO.

HTMLCSSJavaScriptSEO
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What I Work With

Tools & craft.

Core stack first, layout systems and delivery practices around it.

HTML5

Semantic markup & accessible structure

CSS3

Layouts, animation & custom properties

JavaScript

DOM, ES6+ & async patterns

Flexbox & Grid

Fluid layout systems, no hacks

Responsive Design

Mobile-first, every breakpoint

Accessibility

WCAG, keyboard nav & screen readers

Performance & SEO

Core Web Vitals, lazy loading

Git & Tooling

Version control & modern workflows

Get In Touch

Let's build something.

Have a project in mind, or just want to talk shop? My inbox is open — every good collaboration starts with one message.