--- title: "Srikanth V — Frontend Developer in Bangalore" description: "Portfolio of Srikanth V, a frontend engineer in Bangalore, India building fast, accessible web apps with React, Next.js and Tailwind CSS." url: "https://iamsrikanth.com/" --- # Srikanth V — Frontend Engineer > Frontend engineer (frontend developer) based in Bangalore, India. Close to 4 years shipping production React and Next.js apps: dashboards, design systems, headless-CMS marketing sites and SEO-focused rebuilds. Open to new frontend roles. ## About I'm Srikanth V, a frontend engineer based in Bangalore with close to 4 years of experience turning designs into fast, accessible, production-grade interfaces using React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS. I care about the details that most people don't notice until they're missing — load speed, keyboard navigation, layout shift, and code that's still easy to read six months later. Outside of work I'm usually learning something backend, editing photos/videos, or shooting on my phone. ## Experience ### Senior Frontend Engineer — Zunoy Jul - 2026 – Present · https://zunoy.com Building and maintaining the frontend platform behind Zunoy's all-in-one SaaS suite — product dashboards (Uptime Monitoring, Form API, MockAPI, AppShare), the marketing site and headless CMS, and the shared internal design system, component library, and collaborative editor consumed across every product. ### Senior Frontend Engineer — Perisync Technologies Dec - 2024 – Jul - 2026 · https://perisync.com Built and maintained web applications, enhancing functionality and performance. Designed responsive interfaces for an optimal user experience across devices. Collaborated with backend teams to integrate APIs, ensuring seamless data flow. Managed code efficiently using version control for smooth development workflows. ### Junior Frontend Engineer — Perisync Technologies Dec - 2022 – Dec - 2024 · https://perisync.com Built and maintained web applications, enhancing functionality and performance. Designed responsive interfaces for an optimal user experience across devices. Collaborated with backend teams to integrate APIs, ensuring seamless data flow. Managed code efficiently using version control for smooth development workflows. ## Skills - **Languages & Frameworks:** JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js - **Styling & UI:** Tailwind CSS, Material UI (MUI), Bootstrap, Framer Motion - **State & Data:** Redux Toolkit, REST APIs, WebSockets, MQTT - **Tooling & Practices:** Git & GitHub, Vercel, SEO & Web Vitals, Responsive & Accessible UI - **AI-Assisted Development:** Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Prompt Engineering ## Projects - [TWF – TheWaterFirm](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/twf.md): Built TheWaterFirm's public website and its smart water metering webapp with Next.js — from SEO and an SSG blogs module to admin/tenant dashboards and Razorpay-powered billing. - [CleanWash Website](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/clean-wash.md): A streamlined and responsive online platform for The Clean Wash, enabling seamless scheduling of laundry pickup and delivery, showcasing services like eco-friendly wash & fold, dry cleaning, and leather care. - [Zunoy Suite](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-suite.md): An overview of everything I've worked on across Zunoy's all-in-one SaaS suite — the marketing site, live products, internal tools, and the shared design system powering all of them. Each link below goes to that project's own page. - [Zunoy Website & CMS](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-website.md): Migrated Zunoy's marketing site from a self-contained Next.js build to a headless-CMS architecture — a custom Strapi backend feeding a Next.js frontend, with content-type schemas, migration tooling, and i18n built from scratch. - [Zunoy Uptime Monitoring](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-uptime.md): Built the dashboard and public status page for Zunoy's Uptime Monitoring product — real-time API/website health checks with live-updating charts and a customer-facing incident status page. - [Zunoy Form API](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-form-api.md): Built the dashboard for Zunoy's Form API — backend-less form submission handling with analytics, document/PDF preview for uploaded submissions, and API integration docs. - [Zunoy MockAPI](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-mockapi.md): Built the dashboard and public docs page for Zunoy's MockAPI — an instant fake-REST-API generator for prototyping, with a Monaco-based schema editor and embedded Swagger UI for testing endpoints. - [Zunoy AppShare](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-appshare.md): Collaborated with the Zunoy team on AppShare — a download/share landing page that distributes mobile app builds to testers and teams via device-aware links and branded QR codes. - [Zunoy HRMS Suite](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-hrms.md): Built Zunoy's internal HRMS — five linked portals (employee, employer admin, recruiter, onboarding, public careers) covering attendance, org structure, recruiting, and hiring, sharing a common design system. - [Zunoy Bug Tracker](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-bug-tracker.md): Collaborated with the Zunoy team on the Bug Tracker — a kanban-style bug dashboard plus an embeddable bug-reporting widget that captures a screenshot, lets users annotate it, and files the report automatically. - [Zunoy Design System & Internal Packages](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-design-system.md): Built and maintain the shared front-end platform behind every Zunoy product — a Tailwind-based design system, a composed component library, a real-time collaborative rich-text editor, icons, and framework-agnostic utilities, published as private packages and consumed org-wide. - [Zunoy Webapp Template](https://iamsrikanth.com/projects/zunoy-webapp-template.md): Created the internal boilerplate used to bootstrap every new Zunoy product webapp — pre-wired with the design system, auth, and a multi-environment build pipeline — so new products start from a consistent, production-ready base instead of from scratch. ## Writing - [Next.js October 2026 Security Update: Patching Two Critical RCEs](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/nextjs-october-2026-security-update.md): On October 14, 2026 Next.js shipped an out-of-band fix for two critical remote code execution bugs and a Server Actions DoS. Here's what was affected, why my portfolio on 16.2 was exposed, and the exact upgrade I ran. - [Next.js Security Headers on Vercel: Fixing a 25/100 Score](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/nextjs-security-headers-csp-vercel.md): A header scanner gave my Next.js portfolio 25 out of 100 — only HSTS was set. Here's the exact next.config.mjs I shipped to add CSP, X-Frame-Options, nosniff, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy and COOP/CORP, and the trade-offs behind each one. - [Make Your Next.js Site Visible to ChatGPT, Claude & Perplexity](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/llms-txt-nextjs-ai-search-visibility.md): How I set up my portfolio for AI search: an llms.txt and llms-full.txt, a markdown version of every page (via .md URLs or Accept: text/markdown), robots.txt groups that fully allow AI crawlers, and JSON-LD. Plus an honest look at what's proven and what isn't. - [Dynamic OG Images in the Next.js App Router with Custom Fonts](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/nextjs-dynamic-og-images-custom-fonts.md): How I generate a unique share image for every page of my portfolio with ImageResponse and the opengraph-image file convention: loading custom fonts (and why woff2 fails), prerendering cards for dynamic routes, and the metadata mistake that silently overrides them. - [Recreating Mobbin's Hero Logo Animation with GSAP](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/gsap-mobbin-hero-logo-animation.md): How I built the hero on my portfolio, inspired by mobbin.com: app icons inside a headline that open from a hairline, grow into the gap and crossfade in place. Covers em-based slot sizing, the var() width bug that made it jank, GSAP code and accessibility. - [How I Took Core Web Vitals from 65 to 99 in Next.js](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/core-web-vitals-65-to-99-nextjs.md): A concrete, no-fluff breakdown of the specific changes that moved the needle on Core Web Vitals — images, fonts, JavaScript, and rendering strategy. - [SSG vs SSR vs ISR in Next.js: How I Actually Decide](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/ssg-vs-ssr-vs-isr-nextjs.md): Static generation, server rendering, and incremental revalidation all solve different problems. Here's the decision process I use, illustrated with this portfolio's own architecture. - [Migrating a WordPress Site to Next.js: What I Learned Shipping Hyqoo](https://iamsrikanth.com/blogs/migrating-wordpress-to-nextjs.md): A real migration story — rebuilding Hyqoo's WordPress site in Next.js and Tailwind CSS, and the concrete decisions that took Core Web Vitals from an average of 65 to 99. ## Contact - Email: iamsrikanthdev@gmail.com - GitHub: https://github.com/iamsrikanth-dev - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/srikanth-v-7b8006248 - X: https://x.com/iamsrikanth_dev - Résumé (PDF): https://iamsrikanth.com/resume.pdf