Hi, I’m Anand Emmanuel Raju Billa—an engineer by training, problem-solver by passion, and web developer by choice. With a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering GPA: 7.4 (Just saying), I’ve traded oscilloscopes for IDEs to craft clean, functional, and innovative web solutions. I combine an artist’s imagination with an engineer’s precision, believing good code should tell a story, solve a puzzle, and deliver a seamless experience.
I thrive on challenges, love learning new things, and have a knack for turning complex ideas into elegant, user-friendly designs. If you’re here to explore my portfolio, welcome! You’re about to see how lines of code can transform into impactful projects. I have mentioned 3 of the projects I’ve done: a Todo application, a Speed Typing Test website, and a Mini Wikipedia. Let’s build something awesome together.
I completed my B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering with a GPA of 7.45. While I gained a solid understanding of electronics, my true passion for computers and web technologies emerged. Driven by curiosity and coding, I transitioned from circuits to code, enhancing my problem-solving abilities and fueling my passion for innovation.
I completed my Intermediate (Grade 11 and 12) in the stream of Maths, Physics, and Chemistry (M.P.C), qualifying with a GPA of 9.5. During this time, my interest shifted towards web development and coding, sparking a passion for technology that has since shaped my academic and career path.
I completed my 10th grade with a GPA of 9.5, excelling in core subjects like Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. Although I didn’t have a strong interest in technology then, I always harbored the thought of becoming a techie, a passion that grew during my intermediate years as I discovered coding and web development.
xI created a Todo application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, allowing users to add, edit, delete, and complete tasks. This project improved my web development and problem-solving skills, while teaching me to store and retrieve data locally, ensuring tasks persist after refresh. It also enhanced my understanding of client-side storage and dynamic web design. (Tap, boom, done)
I built a Speed Typing Test using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, allowing users to track their typing speed and accuracy. This project helped me refine my web development skills while creating a smooth and user-friendly experience for users looking to improve their typing performance. (Tap, boom, done)
I developed WikiWikii, a mini Wikipedia that allows users to quickly search and access concise information on various topics. Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I learned how to fetch and utilize data efficiently, enhancing my web development skills and knowledge of dynamic content management. (Tap, boom, done)