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I'm Kumar Shivesh

As a proficient web developer specializing in responsive design, I possess a strong command of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. My skills enable me to create visually appealing layouts while maintaining optimal functionality, enhancing accessibility and user engagement.

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Projects

In the Projects section, I showcase a diverse range of web applications developed using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript.

DOM Manipulation Projects
Explore projects focused on manipulating the DOM to create dynamic and interactive user interfaces. These projects highlight skills in event handling, element selection, and DOM manipulation techniques.
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API Based Projects
Discover projects integrated with external APIs to fetch and display real-time data from third-party sources. These projects demonstrate the ability to consume and interact with APIs.
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Local Storage Driven Projects
Dive into projects leveraging browser local storage to store and manage data locally within the user's browser. These applications showcase the ability to persist data across sessions.
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Chrome Extensions
Experience projects developed as Chrome extensions, these extensions showcase custom functionality tailored to specific user needs, seamlessly integrated into the Chrome browser environment.
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Blogs

In the Blog section, I curate a collection of insightful articles covering fundamental JavaScript topics ranging from beginner to advanced levels.

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Functions: First-Class Citizens in JavaScript
Functions are treated as 'First-class citizens' in JavaScript. What does that mean? They can be assigned to variables, passed as arguments to other functions, returned from functions, and stored in data structures like arrays and objects.
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How the `reduce()` method is different from the `map()`, `filter()`, and `find()` method?
In this article, I will explain reduce() method. If we compare the arguments of callback function of reduce() method with other frequently used array methods like map(), filter(), find() method...
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