About

Jyoti Ogennavar is a frontend developer based in Pune, India. She designs and builds the interface layer of web applications: the layout, the states, and the details that decide whether a product feels finished. This page is the longer version of the introduction on the homepage.

She has more than four years of experience with responsive, accessible interfaces. The stack she uses most is React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. Keyboard access, a visible focus state, reduced motion, and performance on everyday phones are part of the build, not a pass she runs after the screens are already considered done. She also writes about the work, including CSS trigonometry, motion studies, and on-page SEO.

Work on this site

World Wide Wonder is a content-driven travel blog built with Next.js and Sanity CMS, with structured content and real-time previews. The live site is not launched. Dreamfund is a goal-based savings tracker for setting a target, logging contributions, and seeing the monthly amount still required. Smaller studies live in the lab, where she tests how an interaction should feel before it belongs in a product. The blog holds the write-ups, and two longer SEO guides are published on Medium.

What this site is for

Use this site to check who she is, which interfaces she has shipped, and how to reach her. It is a personal portfolio, not a company with a support team. She does not take Dreamfund account questions here, and World Wide Wonder does not have a live magazine yet. For a frontend role, a contract, or a question about a project on this site, write from the contact page.