I was / am / will be a computer science girl and I’ve been writing code since 2014, my whole career being based on mostly self learning. Why? Because my faculty didn’t teach me anything related to my job as a frontend developer and because I was passionate about getting in the visual journey that later took me to becoming a

Before I switched to private mentoring, I had loads of 1-on-1s with juniors with the same problem: The inability to get their first job in UX.

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"A beautiful product that solves a problem no one has will fail. An ugly product that solves a real problem well can succeed.

I was recently interviewed at Flipkart, Paytm, RazorPay, PhonePe, BharatPe, and others. I received multiple offers (and a few rejections as well). Sharing a consolidated guide where I document everything.

Imagine coming up with personas for #DesignTwitter. Below are some exaggerated ones you might recognise. Which one are you?

Spilling the secret, you need to get better at visual UI design. Copy work illustration by the author I want to share my secret that helped me tremendously improve my visual design skills, and it can also help you. How can you get better at visual user interface design? The secret is copy work. Copy […]

If anyone’s struggling with coding, or just learning something difficult, this post might give you some sort of weird hope. I can code in a few languages and I have studied computer science, so why when people tell me I’m an awesome developer, do I have the feeling they’re wrong?