Frontend Developer · Ilam, Nepal
I'm a frontend developer who likes things done properly — clean markup, thoughtful layouts, and interfaces that hold up on any screen you throw at them.
Who I am
Hey, I'm Pukar — a frontend developer based in Ilam, a small hill town in eastern Nepal that's mostly known for its tea gardens and foggy mornings. I've spent enough time here that patience just sort of rubbed off on me, and it shows in how I build things.
My foundation is HTML & CSS — I like knowing the raw materials well before reaching for a framework to speed things up. Good structure and styling first, shortcuts second.
Mostly, I just want the sites I build to feel right: fast, accessible, and comfortable to use whether you're on a laptop or a five-year-old phone. Pixel-perfect landing page or a messy layout problem, I'll dig in until it's solid.
What I do
Process
A short call or message thread to get clear on what the site needs to do, who it's for, and what "done" looks like.
Content and layout first — sitemap, sections, hierarchy — before a single line of CSS gets written.
Clean, semantic HTML and CSS, tested across real breakpoints and devices as it comes together, not just at the end.
Deployed, checked, and handed over — with room to come back for tweaks or updates after launch.
Selected work
An organic farming business in Bhadrapur, Jhapa, needed a site that felt as honest as their produce. Working as a website developer on this one, I handled the structure end to end — solid SEO groundwork, a gallery for their farm photos, a testimonials section, and a WhatsApp button for quick orders.
- Visit site -Currently taking on new projects — this space fills up next.
Good to know
Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript as the foundation — no page builders. Frameworks come in only when a project genuinely needs one.
Yes — landing pages, small business sites, and single-page builds are all welcome, not just large ones.
Depends on scope, but most small-to-medium sites move from brief to launch within a couple of weeks once content is ready.
I stay reachable for fixes, small edits, or content updates — a site shouldn't go stale the day it ships.
Get in touch
Got a project in mind, or just want to talk shop about frontend? My inbox is open — drop me a line and I'll get back to you.