a little about me.
Hi, I'm Saugat Rimal — a passionate frontend & design enthusiast dedicated to creating accessible, human-centered products. My journey in web development started in 2020 and sparked a deep curiosity for how people use software — and how good interfaces can disappear into the work people are trying to do.
For the last five years I've designed and shipped digital products as a WordPress and frontend developer, working with QA, designers, and engineering teams to build dynamic, high-performance websites. I currently work as a Frontend Web Developer at Growthzilla, where I transform Figma designs into responsive, accessible web interfaces, build with the in-house web builder, and ship custom WordPress sites for clients in the beauty & wellness space.
Before Growthzilla I spent nearly three years at Swivt Technologies growing from junior WordPress developer to a senior on the frontend team — picking up project management, agile methodologies, SEO-friendly architecture, and the kind of judgment that only comes from shipping real things on real deadlines.
Outside of work I read more than I should, write tutorials on my diary, tinker with Chrome extensions, and contribute to small open-source experiments on GitHub. My nickname online is Dark Demon; my motto is two words long — desire to thrive.
Five years, three jobs, one obsession.
Where I've worked, what I shipped.
Five years across three companies — from project-basis WordPress builds to a full-time senior frontend role. Each step taught me something I'd bring to your team on day one.
Crafting in-house websites using Growthzilla's proprietary web builder. Transforming Figma designs into fully functional, responsive web interfaces. Developing custom WordPress websites for beauty & wellness clients with a focus on user-centric design, accessibility, and optimized performance.
Started as a WordPress developer at Swivt, collaborating with QA, designers, and engineering to ship accessible, user-centric products. Grew expertise in project management, agile methodologies, and SEO-friendly development. Shipped dynamic, high-performance websites using modern technologies — and learned how to write code that the next developer wouldn't curse me for.
Developed and maintained websites using WordPress, WooCommerce, Ghost, Webflow, and Wix. Built responsive sites, landing pages, blogs, and eCommerce platforms. At Hyburtech I led a small team and owned SEO strategy & performance optimization — turning slow, unranked sites into fast, findable ones.
School, in reverse chronological order.
Computer engineering with a deliberate frontend tilt. Participated in and helped run tech programs around WordPress and frontend, mentoring classmates and learning new things in the process. Project work covered data structures, networks, software engineering, and a heavier-than-required dose of web.
Completed the diploma with an A grade. On-the-job training covered estimation, building supervision, and 2D house design in AutoCAD — an early lesson in how good documentation and clear plans save everyone time downstream. Habits I carry into code today.
Completed T-SEE in civil engineering with an A grade, with hands-on experience in building supervision during the OJT block. The beginning of the technical track that eventually led to a keyboard instead of a theodolite.
The full toolbox.
Languages, frameworks, design tools, CMS platforms, and the soft skills that get a project across the line. The ones in cobalt are daily drivers; the rest I reach for as the project demands.