A personal lab. An evolving practice.
Curiosity.
In progress.
I’m Yasir. I’m learning to turn ideas into useful software — one small build, experiment, and better question at a time.
PERSONAL PORTFOLIO / AI & ML LAB / INDEPENDENT IDEAS
Patterns, meet petals.
Iris · an interactive browser demo
Ideas are a starting point.
Making them is how I learn.
01 / SELECTED WORK
Small builds.
Real learning.
Working browser demos and learning projects, with the scope and limitations left in.
Browse the full collectionEvery project is a snapshot of learning. Browser demos, learning exercises, and scaffolds are labeled individually. Illustrations are visual studies, not product screenshots.
02 / THE LABORATORY
Room for
“what if?”
A space for questions before they become projects. These are proposed experiments, not completed research.
Concepts · no results claimedStart with a question.
Leave with a next step.
Open a concept to see the hypothesis, a possible method, and what would count as evidence.
03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE LAB
Hi, I’m Yasir.
Always a student.
YasirLab is where I connect the things I’m curious about: software, data, and how machines learn.
I’m Yasir Javed Khan, a developer learning through practice in India. This site brings together my personal work, AI/ML exercises, and ideas for what to try next.
It’s also the beginning of an independent technology identity: a place to make useful things, share the process, and let the work develop over time.
Find me on GitHub
THE LEARNING JOURNAL
A practice,
not a finish line.
For the web
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Practicing responsive interfaces, accessibility, and the small details that make a site useful.
Working with data
Python, NumPy, Pandas, and scikit-learn. Learning to distinguish a working example from a well-evaluated model.
What comes next
Neural networks, retrieval, and model evaluation. Questions in the lab are a learning roadmap, with results still to come.
04 / LET’S CONNECT
Good things start
with a hello.
A project idea, a useful resource, or a question you’re working through. I’d like to hear it.
codewithyazzy@gmail.com