ABOUT

From Kathmandu energy
to Sydney momentum.

The person behind the pixels — where I come from, and why I see websites differently.

I’m Yurose Nagar — a web designer & developer with a background in IT, customer experience and visual storytelling. Born in Kathmandu, based in Australia, working where design, technology, business and culture meet.

Before I built websites, I spent years on the other side of them. Customer-facing work taught me what most developers learn late: how real people actually experience technology — where they get confused, what makes them trust a product, and what makes them come back. Every site I build starts from that understanding, not from a template.

I build websites end-to-end in HTML, CSS and JavaScript and ship them with GitHub and Vercel — and I’m deepening that foundation with a Masters in Software Development. Small enough to care about every detail, technical enough to build it properly.

Away from the screen, Formula One keeps me honest. It’s a constant reminder that talent sets the grid, but consistency wins the championship.

And how I use AI: as one part of my workflow, not a replacement for my knowledge. It helps me explore structures, prototype faster and debug — I review, modify and test everything myself. The full story is on the About this website page.

BASESydney, Australia
ROOTSKathmandu, Nepal
NOWFreelance web designer & developer — booking new projects
STUDYMasters in Software Development
01 / PHILOSOPHY
“I don’t want a career that only looks successful. I want one that creates freedom, momentum and meaningful work.
01

Curiosity

Explore widely, but learn with intention.

02

Discipline

Excitement starts it. Consistency builds it.

03

Momentum

Progress need not be perfect. It must continue.

02 / TOOLKIT

What I work with.

The tools behind the work — chosen for speed, clarity and results that last.

Building

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Responsive design

Shipping

  • Git
  • GitHub
  • Vercel
  • VS Code

Perspective

  • UX thinking
  • Customer experience
  • Visual storytelling

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