Dharm/sy · Portfolio

Selected work

Dharmendra Singh Yadav

Real products. Real clients. Production-grade code shipped from idea to launch.

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real estatehubproperties+4

Godrej Properties — Real Estate Hub

A centralized hub for Godrej Properties projects with highlights, filters, and enquiry capture.

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corporatewebsiteservices+3

SRPL IND — Corporate Website

A modern corporate website for SRPL IND highlighting services, projects, and easy contact pathways.

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real-estateportfolio-hubmicrosites+3

Total Environment — Real Estate Hub

A centralized portfolio hub showcasing multiple Total Environment real estate projects with strong visuals and enquiry CTAs.

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real-estatemicrositelifestyle+4

Total Environment — In That Quiet Earth

Serene microsite for a premium real estate project, highlighting quiet green living, lifestyle design, and lead capture.

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real-estatemicrositeluxury+4

Total Environment — Pursuit of a Radical Rhapsody

Premium real-estate microsite with luxury positioning, designed to highlight lake views, amenities, and brand storytelling.

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real-estatemicrositelead-gen+4

Total Environment — Tangled Up In Green

Green-themed real-estate microsite focused on lifestyle, sustainability features, and streamlined lead capture.

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legalwebsitecms+3

Lawyeromnagar

Next.js website for legal professionals with service pages, appointment requests, and a CMS—built for fast performance and SEO.

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About this work

Yes. Everything shown here was built by me directly. Where a project was part of a larger team effort, the case study says which parts were mine.

For open-source projects, yes — the repository is linked. Client work is under NDA, but I am happy to walk through the architecture and the decisions behind it in a conversation.

Because features tell you what was built and decisions tell you how someone thinks. If you are evaluating me for a role or a project, the reasoning behind a trade-off is more useful evidence than a screenshot.

Yes. Whether you are assessing me for a role or weighing up a similar build, the useful conversation is about the problem rather than the finished thing. Send me what you are trying to solve and I will tell you honestly how I would approach it.