Portal / dashboard[ 01 ]
Intensive
01A role-based academic portal with Laravel, PostgreSQL, Sanctum auth, Excel import, and a React interface built around real operational workflows.
Frontend developer · Informatics student
Digitalthings.Made useful.
I build interfaces that feel considered, work reliably, and make complicated things a little easier to use. Currently exploring the overlap between frontend engineering and AI.
Full-stack builder✳UI tinkerer✳System breaker✳Sometimes designer✳
Less noise✳More intent✳Useful by design✳Perfectionist✳
Curiousby nature.Preciseby choice.
A little about me
I'm Faqih Al Bashori, an Informatics student who gravitates toward frontend development: the part where a system becomes something people can actually understand and enjoy using.
I care about hierarchy, spacing, motion, accessible interactions, and the engineering underneath them. Backend work helps me understand the whole product; lately, I'm also learning more about neural networks and computer vision.
- Frontend engineering Primary focus
- Full-stack fundamentals Build end-to-end
- Artificial intelligence Learning in progress
01 / Design01:01
Make
space.
space.
02 / EngineeringBuild
const experience = {
useful: true,
details: "matter",
user: "first"
};
ship(experience);03 / CuriosityAlways
Learn
the why.
the why.
Good interfaces don't happen by accident.Think clearly · Build carefully
Selected work / ongoing experiments
Work.in progress.
A collection of product ideas, interfaces, and full-stack experiments. Some are active builds; some are places where I'm learning by making.
Booking / responsive flow[ 02 ]
My Finance
02A personal finance workflow that parses bank notification emails into structured transactions, with a FastAPI backend and mobile-first interface.
Portal / dashboard[ 03 ]
Himatknuklir Website
03Himatkn website
Booking / responsive flow[ 04 ]
Kos omah subardiman
04Build website for kos omah subardiman
Selected work / not everything is shippedMore experiments will find their way here ↘
Technical stack / what I reach for
Tools arejust leverage.
No percentage bars and no imaginary proficiency scores. These are the tools I use to turn a vague problem into an interface someone can use.
01
Frontend
HTML / CSSJavaScript / ReactNext.jsUI / UX
02
Backend
PHP / LaravelPython / FastAPIREST API
03
Data & infrastructure
PostgreSQL / SQLGitLinuxCloudflare
04
Exploring
Neural networksComputer vision
Less guesswork.Better decisions.
A process that stays practical, curious, and honest about what still needs work. The point is not more effects; it is making the whole thing make sense.
Find the itch.
What is actually annoying? Who feels it? What does “better” look like?
Cut the scope.
Kill the shiny extras. Keep the smallest useful version that can survive contact with a real person.
Build ugly.
Get the flow working. Wire the data. Let the first version be embarrassing on purpose.
Make it feel good.
Then the fun starts: interactions, hierarchy, motion, speed, and all the little details nobody asked for.