02. About Me

Hi!, My name is Bram Ahimsa Lafayet, a Computer Science student in Universitas Lampung, I'm a Frontend Web Developper and wanna expand my Backend Stack

As a Computer Science student, I don’t just study how systems work — I dissect them, refine them, and rebuild them with intention. My expertise in frontend development and UI design is shaped by a deep obsession with structure, clarity, and expressive visual logic. I create websites and interfaces that feel intuitive to use, immersive to experience, and philosophically consistent at every breakpoint.

I approach self-learning as a recursive discipline—each project brings clarity that reshapes the next. From orbit-based layouts to scalable class architecture, I build digital experiences that are visually distinct, structurally modular, and deeply aligned with brand identity. My workflow blends experimental branding with clean logic—from auditing Tailwind structures to future-proofing deployment pipelines—driven by a pursuit not just of progress, but precision.

-i’ve been quietly orbiting the layers beneath—where data meets design logic. It’s not a detour, but a deepening: exploring structure, scale, and how meaning emerges when visuals and code align with precision.

My Experience

Computer Science @Ilkom Unila

Aug 2023 - Present

I chose Computer Science not just to follow technology trends, but to understand and shape the systems that drive them. I’ve always been drawn to structure, detail, and the philosophy behind clean design. From orbital layouts to scalable visual systems, my journey has evolved from curiosity to conviction.
In the early semesters, I explored visual design and system logic—often experimenting with layout structures, interface behavior, and the relationship between form and function. These explorations sparked a deeper interest in how code could embody clarity, identity, and intent.
By the fifth semester, I committed fully to programming. I began studying frontend development with a focus on modular architecture, responsive design, and maintainable code. Coding became my way of thinking—where every component, every config, and every pixel serves a purpose within a larger, scalable system.