☘Starting☘

1. Lockdown &Idle Curiosity⋆✴︎˚｡⋆

Right after 12th, everything paused. The lockdown shut down the usual path forward, and my days blurred into a loop of games and anime. There was no structure, no urgency—just time.

One day, while scrolling YouTube, I stumbled upon a video from CodeWithHarry about skills to learn as a college student. Web development was one of them. That moment quietly changed everything.

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2. First Steps intoDevelopment</>

I started learning from scratch—HTML, CSS, and then JavaScript. At the time, I didn’t distinguish between design and development. To me, building a webpage meant making it look good.

That confusion turned into curiosity.

I became obsessed with how things looked—spacing, colors, layouts—without formally knowing design. This naturally pushed me to explore design fundamentals alongside coding. Progress was slow, but the foundation was forming.

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3. College &Deep Focus Phase𖡎

I enrolled in BSc Computer Science at Delhi University, but the first 1.5 years were still under lockdown—meaning more time at home, more time to build.

This phase was intense:

  • Built project after project
  • Explored backend, deployment, and performance
  • Developed a strong eye for layout and visual structure

Around this time, I also discovered DSA and practiced ~300 LeetCode problems. While it sharpened my problem-solving, I realized I didn’t enjoy it as much.

So I made a decision:

Double down on development.

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4. Projects, Hackathons, Writing✎𓂃

I went all-in.

  • Built a large volume of projects
  • Participated in hackathons (and won multiple)
  • Started writing blogs
  • Improved not just coding, but product thinking and UX

This is where things started compounding—skills, taste, and speed.

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5. FirstIndustry Exposure𖡊

My first internship was at an e-commerce startup, where I worked on migrating a Shopify website to Next.js.

In just two months, I learned:

  • Real-world constraints
  • User experience beyond visuals
  • Performance and production-level thinking

It was my first glimpse into how products actually get built and used.

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6. Freelancing &Ownership♛

After the internship, I moved into freelancing.

The scope varied:

  • Small landing pages
  • Independent client projects
  • Leading frontend for a full matching app

This phase taught me ownership—handling ambiguity, making decisions, and shipping complete experiences.

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7. Startups &Scaling Impact☄

I later joined a YC-backed startup, where the pace, expectations, and learning curve accelerated significantly.

Eventually, this led me to Delightree, where I continued working on:

  • Complex product surfaces
  • Scalable frontend systems
  • Interaction-heavy experiences

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8. Where ItLed Me☘︎

What started as curiosity during lockdown turned into a clear direction.

I began as someone who just wanted things to “look good.”

Over time, that evolved into:

  • Strong design intuition
  • Deep frontend expertise
  • A focus on building polished, thoughtful user experiences

The journey wasn’t linear—but every phase added a layer.

Every chapter is a part of my journey. Thanks for being here! ♡

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