Programmer, UI tinkerer, and the developer behind this site
Jai Shankar is a full‑stack tinkerer with a soft spot for clean interfaces and playful micro-interactions. He built Sunshine Comics to showcase simple, readable web comics and interactive flipbooks that run smoothly on phones. Jai cares about accessibility, lightweight performance, and design that feels friendly rather than flashy. Outside the IDE he watches films, sketches character ideas, and experiments with CSS animations that make pages feel alive.
Two amazing people helped me become the creator I am today.
My father, my first teacher, and the reason I ever touched a keyboard. He taught me HTML, JavaScript, and CSS — not just the syntax, but the joy of building something from scratch. He showed me how to save files, organize projects, and think like a developer. His patience and encouragement gave me the confidence to explore, experiment, and eventually create Sunshinecomics.in
Samba Sir is my father's friend and the person who opened the door to the world of web hosting. He taught me how to set up a server, how to buy a domain and how deploy a website. Thanks to him, I learned how to operate Linux servers, manage hosting environments, and understand the backbone of the internet. His guidance turned my local projects into a live website that anyone can visit.