The person behind Assignment Cover
Hi, I'm Sifaat sakib — I build small, useful things for the web.
Student, Bangladesh
I made Assignment Cover because I was tired of watching classmates lose marks over a messy, last-minute cover page. It's a small tool, built to do one job well: turn a few fields into a page you're not embarrassed to hand in.
Assignment Cover is built around a simple idea: a student should be able to make a clean, institution-ready cover without fighting with margins, spacing, logos, or document formatting. The builder keeps the process focused, gives you four polished A4 styles, and lets you export the finished page as a PDF or PNG.
What I work on
I enjoy building practical web tools that turn repetitive tasks into simple, well-designed workflows — especially small products that are useful the moment someone opens them.
Tools I use
Assignment Cover is deliberately lightweight: HTML, CSS and JavaScript in the browser, with client-side rendering for previews and exports. That keeps the experience fast and keeps the cover details on the user’s device.
Currently
Right now the focus is on making Assignment Cover more useful: better templates, optional QR codes, saved drafts, practical guides, and a smoother experience on both desktop and mobile.
Want to say hi, or point out a bug?
Found a spacing issue, a template that does not look right on your device, or an idea that would make the builder better? The best feedback is specific: tell me what you expected to see and what you actually saw.