- Tall weeks = heads-down building on new projects
- Flat stretches = learning, planning or time away from the keyboard
- Spiky weekends = side projects, like Barber Shop
HTML, CSS and JavaScript are the core of what I build with. Git, GitHub and VS Code orbit around them: they are how I version, ship and write everything.
Getting better at front-end fundamentals and building real projects people can actually use.
— Barber Shop · LinkedIn · Instagram
- Commits trend up because I push small changes often instead of waiting for a big release
- Streak is steady because I like building a little every day
- Cadence skews mid-week because weekdays are for focus and weekends are for side projects
- Peak days are usually mid-week. I keep deep work away from the start of the week.
- Long flat stretches are research and learning weeks, and the code shows up later in one bigger push.
- Spiky weekends mean a side project is alive. Currently: Barber Shop.
Tarun Malik · Building clean, responsive websites
BASE · Greater Noida, UP ·
STACK · HTML / CSS / JS ·
STAGE · Leveling up
Working on and improving my Barber Shop website, a free-to-use site for barbers with services, pricing, branches and a booking form, while sharpening my front-end skills.
Barber Shop · html · css · javascript · github-pages
A responsive website for barbers and salons. It includes services, price list, branch details, a booking form and contact links. Free to clone and use.
Stack: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript Live: malik25252007.github.io/barber_shop Repo: MALIK25252007/barber_shop
more coming soon · work in progress
More projects will be added here as I build them. Follow along on GitHub.
Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue or send a pull request on barber_shop. Small, focused changes are the easiest to review.
- barber_shop — a free website template for barbers and salons

