My name is Sardor Abduraupov. I am a student full-stack developer, UI/UX designer, and founder with a strong interest in systems thinking, engineering discipline, and long-term technological impact.

I study within the International Baccalaureate framework, focusing on mathematics, computer science, and advanced English. Alongside formal education, I build real software products — not prototypes, but systems designed to evolve.

I am particularly interested in how complex systems behave over time: how architecture decisions compound, how interfaces influence cognition, and how tooling can amplify human capability rather than distract from it.

My goal is to study at a top global university and contribute to international-scale technology products that prioritize clarity, robustness, and ethical impact.

Beyond engineering, I care deeply about learning itself — how knowledge is structured, retained, and applied. Writing, designing, and building are all extensions of the same process: thinking in public and refining ideas through iteration.

I am Sardor Abduraupov — a student designer and developer focused on building intelligent systems that help people shape their future.

I am currently finishing school while preparing for top global universities, including the Ivy League and MIT. Alongside academics, I actively build real-world applications with a strong focus on artificial intelligence.

My work combines product thinking, engineering discipline, and design clarity. I care deeply about how systems scale over time — technically and cognitively.

Current Focus

— studying and strengthening academic foundations
— building and shipping personal applications
— deepening expertise in AI systems and models
— preparing to build my own startup

Skills & Focus

— frontend development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
— UI/UX and visual design
— AI systems and experimentation
— product thinking and architecture
— long-term system design

I design systems with longevity in mind. My focus is not on short-term trends, but on architectures that remain coherent as complexity increases.

I believe software should feel calm, predictable, and intentional. Motion exists to guide understanding, not to distract attention.

Good systems compound. Poor systems accumulate hidden cost. This principle guides every technical decision I make.

I am especially interested in the intersection of cognition and interface design: how layout, hierarchy, and feedback influence how people think and work.

I am always open to conversations, collaboration, and opportunities related to technology, AI, education, and building meaningful systems.

If you want to reach out, discuss ideas, or follow my work, you can contact me through the channels below.

Axis

Axis is an AI-powered educational platform designed to help students study faster and more effectively. It combines summaries, guidance, and structured learning support in one place.

Focus areas:
— AI-assisted explanations
— learning organization
— productivity for students

Axis is designed as a long-term system, not a one-off app. The focus is on reducing cognitive load for students while keeping learning structured, guided, and adaptable.

SRGram

SRGram is a privacy-first messenger with integrated AI (Gemini chat). It explores how intelligent assistance can exist inside communication tools without compromising privacy.

Additional Projects

Educational tools, web applications, and experimental AI-driven products built as part of ongoing learning and exploration.