
Passionate.
Focused. Evolving.
I’m Malaika Aiman, a 3rd semester Software Engineering student who enjoys turning ideas into practical websites. I’m focused on front-end development and learning by building, reviewing and improving projects. Outside web development, I’m also exploring C++, OOP and graphic design.
What I work with.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript with a focus on clean responsive interfaces.
C++, OOP and Java fundamentals developed through academic projects.
Learning visual composition, branding and digital design.
Exploring networking concepts and learning more about how digital systems work.
Things I've built.
A selection of my web development work, programming practice and design experiments. Open a live demo to explore a project or visit its source code to see how it was built.
CS201 Final Project
My CS201 final project in C++, applying functions, control structures and modular design.
OOP Practice
A collection of Object-Oriented Programming concepts, practice problems and mini projects.
C++ Calculator
Menu-driven academic calculator project.
Login System
Practice authentication and logic project in C++.
Mini ATM
Console-based ATM simulation with account operations.
Graphic Design Portfolio
A collection of my graphic design work: logos, posters and creative projects crafted on Canva.
Explore More on GitHub
All repositories, web builds and C++ practice in one place.
Every project is also available in the web-development-projects repository.
Learning today.
Leading tomorrow.
My goal is to become a skilled Software Engineer and keep turning what I learn into real, useful projects.
Build stronger real-world projects.
Grow visual and UI/UX skills.
Strengthen technical foundations.
Explore ethical hacking responsibly.


Always learning.
Always building.
I enjoy reading, creative writing, designing, coding and teaching. Every project is another opportunity to understand technology better and turn ideas into something useful.
Have a website idea?
Let’s talk.
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