Sundarbans is one of the houses of the IIT Madras online degree, and an unusually active one — events, resources and announcements move constantly for a membership in the thousands. Spread across chat groups and documents, that activity reaches whoever happened to be looking at the right moment and misses everyone else, and a member who joins later has no way to find what already happened. A house that busy needs a place that holds its own record. The work here was joining the house web ops team as a contributor and helping make that site the place the house actually points people to.
The front end is Vue and Vite, and it was built from scratch rather than adapted — the current site is that build. It is worth stating plainly how the history looks, because it does not match the work: development happened in a separate working repository, and the finished, reviewed code was then uploaded into the house organisation's repository by the web admin, so the commit trail there begins after the fact rather than at the beginning. What the public record does show is the part that continued afterwards — changes landing as reviewed pull requests into a shared repository owned by someone other than its author. That is the discipline this project actually taught: writing code to be read and approved by other people, for an audience that was already using it.
