Open Graph image editor
OGCanvas (opens in a new tab)
An Open Graph image generator with a drag-and-drop editor and a curated set of beautiful templates for stunning social previews.
Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind · Zustand · Konva.js
Interfaces / Systems / Craft
Building interfaces for the web, down to the details.
I’m Nitesh Seram — a software engineer based in Assam, India.
I build frontend products with an eye for performance, maintainable systems, and the interaction details that make software feel clear and dependable.
Currently
GreatFrontEnd (opens in a new tab)Focus
Product frontend · Performance · UI systems
Selected work
React library
Masonix (opens in a new tab)
A React masonry layout library that gets the fundamentals right — correct reading order, balanced columns, and optional virtualization for 10k+ item feeds.
React · TypeScriptSourcePersonal site
niteshseram.in (opens in a new tab)
This very site — a personal portfolio built with care for typography, motion, and the small details.
Next.js · React · TypeScript · TailwindSource
Work experience
GreatFrontEnd
Company- Mar 2026
PresentSenior Software Engineer
Mar 2026 — PresentBuilding the consumer frontend for Socialmon — an AI-powered marketing intelligence product — from early product decisions through implementation.
- May 2024
Feb 2026Software Engineer
May 2024 — Feb 2026Helped revamp GFE Interviews (1M+ pageviews), built GFE Projects end-to-end, and set up a dynamic MDX blog system for the GFE platform.
- Mar 2026
Auzmor Inc.
Company- Jan 2023
Apr 2024Software Engineer III
Jan 2023 — Apr 2024Led performance work that lifted the app’s Lighthouse score from 20 to 70, cutting load times and boosting engagement.
- Oct 2021
Dec 2022Software Engineer I
Oct 2021 — Dec 2022Shipped client-facing branding, email/authenticator 2FA, and an in-house real-time forum on Auzmor Learn. Named Most Valuable Performer.
- Jan 2023
Recent writing
Field notes on frontend engineering2026
I was learning frontend system design backwards
I started with load balancers, queues, and databases. Frontend system design made more sense when I began with problems I already saw in the browser.
Aug 27, 2026 · 12 min
12 min readOffset vs cursor pagination: why records duplicate or go missing
Why LIMIT/OFFSET skips or duplicates records when data changes, how a cursor keeps the boundary stable, and when you need a snapshot.
Aug 23, 2026 · 10 min
10 min readTypeScript didn't make your code safer. You did.
TypeScript only helps when you let it. The habits that turn type checking off — `as`, `any`, unvalidated boundaries, and the strict flags nobody enables.
May 3, 2026 · 12 min
12 min read
Speaking
- React India2025
Langnostic: Translating React apps with AI at scale
Translating web apps has long been a painful, manual effort — strings scattered across code, Markdown, and more. I walked through Langnostic, a fast, scalable translation system built at GreatFrontEnd that continuously translates thousands of strings across React components and Markdown docs using AI — now powering all of GreatFrontEnd’s localized content.
Watch the recording
GitHub activity
activity.graph@niteshseram (opens in a new tab)
2,218 contributions · last 12 months
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Tools I reach for
toolbench.config4 groups
Frontend
5 tools- React
- Next.js
- Tailwind
- Base UI
- React Query
Languages
2 tools- TypeScript
- JavaScript
Backend
3 tools- tRPC
- Prisma
- Supabase
Tooling
2 tools- Zod
- Turborepo
About
Profile note
I enjoy taking a product from a rough idea to a clear, dependable interface. Most of my work is in the details: shaping interactions, handling edge cases, and keeping the code straightforward.
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