Hey, I'm Htet Aung Lin, but you can also call me Kelvin. I'm 20 years old and a frontend developer with 2+ years of experience. I spend most of my time on the small details, the ones that make an interface feel obvious.

I work as a full-stack developer. I recently helped my team ship an MVP in under two months. We moved fast with AI-assisted code, but I pushed for an architecture we could keep building on instead of rewriting later.

Most of my work focuses on AI interfaces and component design systems. I like organizing things, creating reusable components, and keeping everything consistent and maintainable.
For me, simplicity and clarity matter more than writing "perfect" code. I try to place things close to where they belong, that's how I keep projects easy to understand and maintain later.

Contributing to open-source projects taught me a lot, especially how to read and understand other people's code. More than anything, it taught me to write code for the person reading it next, not for myself.

Outside of coding

I'm really into psychology and stoicism, learning how thoughts and emotions shape how we live. When I'm not coding, I love playing guitar, or going to the gym to think about nothing for a while.