[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":125},["ShallowReactive",2],{"site":3,"content:about":28},{"brand":4,"nav":7,"contacts":20,"footer":25},{"wordmark":5,"legalName":5,"tagline":6},"CodeArtisan","An independent studio for software and film editing, run by Rohit Verma in New Delhi.",[8,11,14,17],{"label":9,"to":10},"Software","/software",{"label":12,"to":13},"Video","/video",{"label":15,"to":16},"About","/about",{"label":18,"to":19},"Contact","/contact",{"email":21,"phone":22,"linkedin":23,"location":24},"rohitart87@gmail.com","+91 98182 26683","linkedin.com/in/rohitart","New Delhi, India",{"cvFile":26,"legalNote":27},"/rohit-verma-cv.pdf","All rights reserved.",{"slug":29,"seo":30,"hero":34,"sections":41,"person":81,"copy":121},"about",{"title":31,"description":32,"ogImage":33},"About Rohit Verma","Frontend lead with 19 years across UI engineering, UX, and team leadership: Vue, Nuxt, Flutter, and an AI-first working method. 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The craft is the constant.",[42,48,53,58,62,73],{"id":43,"type":44,"eyebrow":45,"title":46,"copyKey":43,"aside":47},"craft","chapter","01 · The craft","Nineteen years at the frontend","2007 → 2026",{"id":49,"type":44,"eyebrow":50,"title":51,"copyKey":49,"aside":52},"yuno","02 · The platform years","Six years owning one platform","web · SSR · mobile",{"id":54,"type":44,"eyebrow":55,"title":56,"copyKey":54,"aside":57},"ai","03 · The method","AI-first, craft always","Cursor · Figma MCP · ChatGPT",{"id":59,"type":59,"eyebrow":60,"title":61},"timeline","The record","Where the years went",{"id":63,"type":63,"eyebrow":64,"title":65,"items":66},"human","Off the clock","The human",[67,70],{"title":68,"body":69},"Competitive powerlifter","Multiple gold medals, including 2× gold at the WRPF Asian Championship 2025. Discipline transfers.",{"title":71,"body":72},"Photographer","Stills, mostly. 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Or skip the paperwork and just write to me.","Download CV (PDF)",{"label":80,"to":19},"Get in touch",{"name":38,"role":39,"location":24,"yearsInCraft":82,"contacts":83,"timeline":84},19,{"email":21,"phone":22,"linkedin":23},[85,90,95,100,105,111,116],{"company":86,"role":87,"period":88,"note":89},"Yuno Learning","Frontend Lead","2020–present","Own the frontend architecture across web (Vue, Nuxt SSR, WordPress) and mobile (Flutter), including Prasar: a white-label platform shipping 10+ branded apps from one codebase.",{"company":91,"role":92,"period":93,"note":94},"Ayasya Digital Solutions","UI/UX Lead","2019–2020","Led delivery of two Adobe Experience Manager portals for Honeywell: Research Chemicals and Aerospace.",{"company":96,"role":97,"period":98,"note":99},"AuthorGEN Technologies","Development Manager","2015–2018","Managed the mobile team behind the WizIQ learning apps; delivered phases 3 and 4 of SWAYAM, the Government of India's national education app.",{"company":101,"role":102,"period":103,"note":104},"Sapient","Sr. Interactive Developer","2013–2015","Built responsive frontends for NASCAR, The Weather Channel, Harley-Davidson, Sky, and Royal Bank of Scotland.",{"company":106,"role":107,"period":108,"note":109,"compact":110},"XON HR Solutions","Sr. Software Engineer","2012–2013","On-site at Sapient; absorbed into Sapient within nine months.",true,{"company":112,"role":113,"period":114,"note":115,"compact":110},"World Web Software","UI Developer","2010–2012","Delivered ~40 custom WordPress theme projects.",{"company":117,"role":118,"period":119,"note":120,"compact":110},"ITG Consulting / New Media Guru","Web Designer","2007–2009","Where the craft started: mockups, table-less HTML, first client work for Havells.",{"craft":122,"yuno":123,"ai":124},"\u003Cp>I started in 2007 as a web designer cutting mockups and hand-writing table-less HTML, the era when getting a layout to survive Internet Explorer was a craft in itself. Design came first for me, engineering followed, and that order still shows: I think in interfaces, then build the machinery underneath them.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>The years since have run through most of what the frontend became. Responsive builds for NASCAR, Harley-Davidson, and Sky at Sapient. Adobe Experience Manager portals for Honeywell. Around forty WordPress themes before that, which is a kind of apprenticeship nobody designs on purpose but everybody benefits from.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Nineteen years in, the thing I care about hasn't changed: software that people use without noticing the effort behind it. The stack rotates; the standard doesn't.\u003C/p>\n","\u003Cp>Since 2020 I've owned the frontend of Yuno Learning, a live-classes ed-tech platform, which is a different discipline from shipping a project and walking away. Booking, checkout, payments, instructor and admin consoles: surfaces where a regression costs real money the same afternoon.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Two builds from those years define how I work. \u003Cstrong>Prasar\u003C/strong>, a white-label Flutter platform that ships more than ten branded apps (upGrad, RoboMonk, Shikshak Dwar among them) from a single codebase with automated build and branding pipelines. And the migration of the platform's SEO-critical pages to a \u003Cstrong>Nuxt server-side-rendered application\u003C/strong>, with per-environment deploy pipelines, because search visibility is an architecture decision, not a marketing wish.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>Alongside the code, I run the frontend team: hiring, mentoring, standards, and the unglamorous work of keeping a platform coherent while it grows.\u003C/p>\n","\u003Cp>I work AI-first, and I mean that as method, not marketing. In \u003Cstrong>Cursor\u003C/strong>, projects I run carry written rules, reusable agent skills, and MCP integrations, so AI agents follow the same architecture the team does instead of inventing a new one every session. Design-to-code runs through \u003Cstrong>Figma MCP\u003C/strong>: real components out of real design files. \u003Cstrong>ChatGPT\u003C/strong> handles the thinking-out-loud layer: problem decomposition, documentation, communication drafts.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>The judgment stays human. AI multiplies output; nineteen years of taste decides what ships. This site itself was built that way: agent-assisted, architecture-first, every pixel reviewed.\u003C/p>\n",1788353283484]