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I Built a Portfolio Like a System, Not a Résumé!

Lokesh on January 21, 2026

This is a submission for the New Year, New You Portfolio Challenge Presented by Google AI About Me Hi, I’m Lokesh — a frontend-focused ...

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Anmol Baranwal • Jan 22

great work! I really love some of the sections (especially the terminal and loading). my portfolio feels too markety (need to update it asap)

you could also keep the projects state visible when hovering over the skills so clicking them takes you directly to the repo.

Lokesh • Jan 22

Thanks for your words ✨

suvakovan S • Jan 26

Congratulations, bro.
It’s great to see your portfolio featured in the Dev Community. Your skills in development, design, and animation truly stand out, and this recognition reflects the effort and creativity you consistently put into your work. This is a well-deserved milestone and just the beginning of many more achievements ahead. Keep building, keep creating, and keep inspiring.

Lokesh • Jan 26

thanks mate

Andreas Casen • Jan 26

Design is amasing!
really love the creativity behind this!

One potential area for improvement:
In the skill section, when hovering a skill, the right container shows the skill level as well as a list of labels with what I presume are projects built using that technology.
As a user, my initial instinct was to click on these labels in order to be taken to the project, but as soon as I left the skill name on the left with the cursor, the contents of the right container vanished.
Maybe you could make it so that if a user clicks one of the skills, that one stays open in the right container even as the user moves away from the skill itself.

Just a suggestion. Other than that, again, it looks amazing, and I really like it!

Lokesh • Jan 26

Thanks for your words and suggestion♥️

Hasnain Nadeem • Jan 26

this is great portfolio with proper UI&UX design with responsiveness keep grow and make projects to build up your skill . And this is correct approach that we never make always successful in any code failure is the lesson of key In Coding!