Hi This is Praveen,
I am working since 8years as a FrontEnd Developer with strong Knowledge in below mentioned Skills

HTML 4
HTML 5
CSS
CSS 3
JavaScript
jQuery
Bootstrap 3 and Bootstrap 4
Angular 2 to 8
React
PWA (Angular and React)
Require JS
KnockOutJS
NodeJS
Magento 2 FrontEnd

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Strong, wide-ranging front-end experience is visible from ’s post. To turn that breadth into something that actually wins interviews or clients, convert skills into a small number of concrete, verifiable outcomes and make those easy to find. Echoing ’s suggestion about updating the profile (and ’s welcome), the most effective next step is a short, focused portfolio strategy rather than a long technology list.

Practical checklist to add right after the intro:

  • Three short case studies (one paragraph each): the problem, the role/responsibility, the key technical choices, and a measurable outcome (load time drop, conversion uplift, bug rate reduction, accessibility fixes, etc.).
  • Live demos or short 15–30s screencasts + direct links to the exact GitHub commits/PRs that implement the feature.
  • One reproducible demo that shows a capability (offline PWA behavior, lazy-loading, SSR, component library usage).
  • Evidence of quality: at least one automated test suite, CI badge, short note on cross-browser/support strategy, and accessibility checklist results.
  • A compact “what I built” README for each project (stack, why chosen, gotchas, lessons learned).

A tiny example to prove PWA/offline behavior quickly (registers a service worker from the demo site):

if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) {
  navigator.serviceWorker.register('/sw.js')
    .then(r => console.log('SW registered', r.scope))
    .catch(e => console.warn('SW registration failed', e));
}

Final notes: avoid a long technology laundry list without context. Hiring managers want to see what was delivered, why certain tradeoffs were chosen, and concrete outcomes. Show depth with a few well-documented projects and the exact commits or PRs that demonstrate the work.

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Welcome to DANIWEB.

Be sure to update your profile so everyone knows the above.

Hi there! It’s very nice to meet you!!

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