Building Quebot. Turn user feedback into products people love.
Building Quebot. Turn user feedback into products people love.
Currently employed as a Frontend Engineer at Wayground (formerly Quizizz).
I was responsible for everything web, payment integrations, fund lifecycles and a lot more at Fello.
I'm from Mysuru. I adore web tech and I have a keen eye for design. I love video games and I sometimes like to cook. Prefer smoothies over shots.
I adore CRED's app and the slot machine feature is a cool implementation of animations and subtle nuances of mechanical movements. So I did try to recreate it with a hint of ka-ching ✨
The Health app on the iPhone has a feature in Mental Wellbeing, which allows the user to reflect on their mood. To recreate this mesmerizing slider, I had to dive deep into SVGs, bezier curves and complex animation techniques. The animations, curves and interaction from my recreation comes damn close to the inspiration.
Back in high school, I enjoyed making front-page designs and collages for school projects. I also wanted to make video games.
Wouldn't be too complex, right?
It was difficult, but I made one! I learnt a lot about code and design. But game dev was too intimidating to me.
So I shifted gears to design and made a lot of posts for my college's Instagram. I also tried my hand at web dev when I found the incredible BT Holt's Intro to Web.
Along the same time, my college's e-cell wanted an online solution for their flagship event - Aspera's Corporate Wars. So I whipped up a realtime auction house. Turns out, I'm pretty good at web dev!
But I wanted to build more expansive, complicated apps. So I started my backend journey, with a todo-list and a cool (buggy) bookmarker.
College required us to build a fullstack project and to prepare for tech interviews. I wanted to show-off my front-end design chops with a dash of logics. So I built a sorting visualizer (very proud).
In May 2021, I desparately needed an internship (the fomo is very real).
So I made my resume and applied at a lot of places. After 200ish applications on Internshala,
I finally landed at Fello.
Tasked to build the landing page, I steadily took on more responsibilities at back-end and grasped my
way to Node.js. I was responsible for everything web, P2P
investments, analytics, games, internal dashboards and a substanial
number of services at Fello!
yo (at) surajgovind (dot) me