Aditya Patel

Aditya Patel · Full-stack developer

Web products that work as well as they look.

I build React and Next.js applications end to end, from polished interfaces to backend APIs and database integrations. I help agencies, founders and product teams deliver new features, develop web applications and improve existing products.

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Core stack
  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • MongoDB
  • PostgreSQL
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Aditya PatelGujarat, India

Full-stack developer React, Next.js, Node.js

01About

Hi, I’m Aditya.

I'm a full-stack developer from Morbi, Gujarat. I build web applications with React, Next.js and TypeScript on the front end, and Node.js, Express, MongoDB and PostgreSQL behind them.

I'm most at home on products where the interface and the engineering are closely linked: a 3D explorer for GitHub repositories, a warehouse planner that switches between 2D and 3D views, an AI tool that has to feel simple to use. Work like that needs as much care for state, data flow and performance as for layout and typography.

I write typed, readable code so the next developer can pick the work up, and I keep clients informed in plain language. I'm open to freelance projects and longer collaborations with founders, agencies and product teams.

Portrait of Aditya Patel

Aditya Patel

Full-stack developer

Based in
Morbi, Gujarat, India
Time zone
IST, UTC+5:30
Education
Computer Science Engineering, Marwadi University, Rajkot
Resume
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02Services

Where I can help.

Three focused ways to work together, whether you are starting a product, improving one that already has users, or need a content-managed website.

  1. Frontend development

    You have designs, a prototype or an ageing interface, and you need it built to be fast, responsive and easy to maintain.

    What you get

    • React and Next.js interfaces, built from design to production
    • Reusable, typed components and UI systems
    • API integration, forms with validation, and proper loading and error states

    Best for: Agencies that need frontend capacity, and teams with a design ready to build.

    Example: Git-Flow

  2. Full-stack development

    You need a working product, not just screens: accounts, data and integrations that all work together.

    What you get

    • Node.js and Express APIs with MongoDB, PostgreSQL or MySQL
    • Authentication and role-based access where the product needs it
    • Third-party integrations, dashboards, and SaaS features

    Best for: Founders building a first version, and businesses extending a web app they already run.

    Example: Aurevia Group

  3. WordPress and CMS development

    You need a website your own team can edit, without a custom application behind it.

    What you get

    • WordPress sites on established themes and page builders
    • Editable content, forms and layout customisation
    • Maintenance and improvements to an existing WordPress site

    Best for: Small businesses, and agencies that need a dependable WordPress build.

    Need a custom plugin or an online shop? Ask first, and I’ll say plainly whether it’s a fit.

    Example: TrioTechReach Website

Not sure which one fits? Describe the problem and we'll work out the right scope together.

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03Selected work

A few things I’ve built.

Each project lists what it does, the stack it runs on, and where you can try it or read the code.
  1. Aurevia Group project preview
    01LiveFull-stack · Client project

    Aurevia Group

    js-based industrial B2B website for Aurevia Group, showcasing a comprehensive range of ball bearings, roller bearings, thrust bearings, and housed bearing units.

    Stack
    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • MongoDB
    • Tailwind CSS
    Project breakdown for Aurevia GroupWhat it does, the problem, my role and challenges
    The problem

    Industrial buyers often need to identify the correct bearing from technical specifications, dimensions, or part numbers before requesting a quotation. Searching across disconnected product catalogues can make product discovery difficult. Aurevia Group centralizes bearing categories, technical guidance, dimensional search, industry applications, and quotation enquiries in one website, helping business customers find relevant products and communicate their requirements more efficiently.

    Role
    Solo Developer
    What it does
    • Showcases nine major bearing product families and related accessories.
    What I did
    • Developed the website using Next.js.
    • Built responsive layouts for the homepage, product catalogue, and industry pages.
    • Implemented structured product category navigation.
    • Developed the user interface for the bearing finder and technical product information.
    • Created product discovery and enquiry-oriented user flows.
    • Integrated calls to action for quotation requests and customer enquiries.
    • Organized industrial product information into clear, reusable page sections.
    • Implemented responsive styling and consistent UI components across the website.
    Challenges and approach

    • ChallengeOrganizing a broad industrial product range into an intuitive catalogue.

      How I approached itOrganized technical information into readable product sections and specification guides.

  2. ClinicFlow project preview
    02LiveFull-stack · Personal project

    ClinicFlow

    ClinicFlow Pro — Hospital Management System ClinicFlow Pro is a full-stack hospital management platform built to streamline hospital operations through a centralized system.

    Stack
    • React
    • Node.js
    • Express
    • MySQL
    • AWS
    Project breakdown for ClinicFlowWhat it does, the problem, my role, challenges and outcome
    The problem

    Hospitals often manage patient records, appointments, clinical workflows, billing, pharmacy inventory, and staff operations across disconnected systems or manual processes. This creates operational complexity, data duplication, communication gaps, and difficulties maintaining secure access to patient information. ClinicFlow Pro brings these workflows together in one centralized hospital management platform.

    Role
    Solo Developer
    Timeline
    Feb 2026 – Oct 2026
    What it does
    • A full‑stack Hospital / Clinic Management System (HMS). ClinicFlow Pro digitises the day‑to‑day operations of a multi‑department hospital — from patient registration and OPD queues to clinical workflows, pharmacy, billing, insurance, inventory, and back‑office administration — behind a single secure, role‑based web application.
    What I did
    • Designed and developed the full-stack hospital management platform.
    • Built responsive user interfaces using React.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and component-based architecture.
    • Developed REST APIs using Node.js, Express.js, TypeScript, and MySQL.
    • Implemented patient management, appointment scheduling, clinical records, billing, pharmacy, inventory, and administrative workflows.
    • Implemented role-based access control and hospital-level data isolation.
    • Integrated patient-facing portal functionality and external communication services.
    • Configured frontend and backend deployment workflows.
    Challenges and approach

    • ChallengeMaintaining hospital-level data isolation across multiple modules.

      How I approached itApplied hospital-scoped data access and authorization checks throughout the backend.

    • ChallengeManaging complex workflows and permissions for different hospital staff roles.

      How I approached itImplemented role-based permissions to control access to protected features and resources.

    • ChallengeHandling relationships between patients, appointments, clinical records, billing, and inventory.

      How I approached itDesigned relational database structures and API workflows to manage connected hospital data.

    • ChallengeIntegrating external communication services and managing configuration across environments.

      How I approached itIntegrated external services through backend APIs and environment-based configuration.

    • ChallengeKeeping the interface consistent and responsive across different modules.

      How I approached itUsed reusable React components, TypeScript, and consistent UI patterns to improve maintainability.

    Outcome

    Developed and deployed a web-based hospital management platform with centralized hospital workflows and a patient-facing portal. Live project: https://clinicflow-hms.vercel.app/

  3. TrioTechReach Website project preview
    03In progressWordPress / CMS · Client project

    TrioTechReach Website

    Showcases SEO and digital marketing services for businesses.

    Stack
    • PHP
    • WordPress
    Project breakdown for TrioTechReach WebsiteThe problem, my role, challenges and outcome
    The problem

    Businesses need a clear and accessible way to understand SEO services, compare offerings, review pricing, and contact a digital growth agency. The website organizes these services and supporting information in one place to make service discovery and client inquiries easie

    Role
    Solo Developer
    Timeline
    Oct 2026
    What I did
    • Developed the business website using WordPress.
    • Structured website pages to present SEO and digital growth services clearly.
    • Built service sections for link building, guest posting, brand mentions, and startup SEO.
    • Organized pricing information and calls to action to support service inquiries.
    • Created website layouts for case studies, blog resources, and company information.
    • Worked on responsive presentation and consistent website navigation.
    Challenges and approach

    • ChallengePresenting multiple SEO services in a clear and organized structure.

      How I approached itOrganized services into dedicated sections with clear headings and navigation.

    • ChallengeMaintaining consistent layouts and navigation across website pages.

      How I approached itUsed reusable WordPress layout patterns to maintain visual consistency.

    • ChallengeMaking service information and calls to action accessible across different screen sizes.

      How I approached itApplied responsive layout techniques to improve usability across desktop and mobile devices.

    Outcome

    Developed and published a staging website showcasing the agency's services, pricing, company information, and contact options.

  4. Smartware-WMS project preview
    04LiveInteractive / 3D

    Smartware-WMS

    Smartware is an advanced, full-stack Warehouse Management System (WMS) designed to bridge the gap between data management and spatial visualization.

    Stack
    • React
    • Three.js
    • Node.js
    • Express
    • Socket.IO
    • MongoDB

More projects

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04Process

How I work.

A simple process, so you always know what is happening and what comes next.

  1. Discovery and requirements

    We talk through the goal, the users and the constraints. I ask what exists today, what has to ship first, and what can wait.

  2. Scope and technical planning

    I propose a scope, a stack and a plan, and point out risks and trade-offs before any work starts.

  3. Implementation and updates

    I build in small, reviewable steps and share progress as I go, so you see working software rather than waiting for one big reveal.

  4. Testing, review and handover

    I test the work, make the agreed revisions, and hand over the code with notes on how it is structured and deployed.

Timelines and cost depend on the scope. We agree on both before work begins.

05Toolkit

The tools behind the work.

Pick a tool to see where it shows up in the projects above.

Drawn from the projects above and this site's own codebase. Numbers show how many listed projects use each tool.

Front end

React

Component-driven interfaces and client-side state.

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Writing

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06Contact

Have a project in mind? Let's talk.

Tell me what you're building, what isn't working, or what you need next. A few sentences is enough to start.

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  • What you're building and who it's for
  • What exists today: the stack, a repository or designs
  • Your timeline, and a budget range if you have one

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