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What would you charge an Indian client for a landing page + scroll-video project pages (Next.js + GSAP)?
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What would you charge an Indian client for a landing page + scroll-video project pages (Next.js + GSAP)?

Built these for a client and trying to figure out fair pricing for the Indian market:

Landing page: https://real-state-website-y3xd.vercel.app

Scroll-triggered 3D/video reveal demo (same effect I'd use for his 3 project pages): https://3d-scrolling-website-for-studios.vercel.app/

Client wants the landing page + 3 separate project pages, each with the scroll-scrubbed video effect shown in the demo.

What would you quote for:

Landing page alone

Landing page + all 3 animated project pages

Genuinely curious what people think this is worth, especially anyone who's priced similar work for Indian clients. Thanks!

u/AcanthaceaeOverall98 — 6 days ago
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Need career advice: 2.5 YOE developer confused between MCS abroad and job switch

Hi everyone,

I'm from Pune, India. I completed my BCS (7 CGPA) in July 2024 and have around 2.5 years of experience as a Frontend/Full Stack Developer. I'm currently earning ₹45k/month.

I come from a middle-class family. My technical skills are good, but my English communication is weak

I'm confused about my next step:

  • Should I continue gaining experience in India and switch to better-paying jobs?
  • Or should I pursue an MS abroad and then look for a job there?

If I choose the MCS route:

  • Which country would you recommend?
  • What's the realistic total cost (tuition + living expenses)?
  • Is it worth taking an education loan?

I'd really appreciate advice from people who have been in a similar situation.

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u/AcanthaceaeOverall98 — 1 month ago
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Do developers actually get clients by posting their daily work online?

I'm a frontend engineer with 2.5 years of exp working in a team and also doing freelance work.

I'm thinking about starting to share my daily work online - project progress, things I'm building, problems I solve, UI improvements, etc.

For developers who have done this:

  • Did it help you get clients?
  • Which platform worked best for you?
  • Is it worth the effort compared to just building quietly?

Curious to hear real experiences.

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u/AcanthaceaeOverall98 — 1 month ago
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Help me name my food delivery startup 🚀

I'm building a food delivery app and we're almost ready to launch.

Our main difference from Swiggy/Zomato:

✅ No hidden charges
✅ Restaurant menu prices stay the same as dine-in/takeaway
✅ Customers only pay the restaurant price + delivery fee

We're currently looking for a brand name.

Any suggestions for a short, memorable name that can grow into a larger local commerce platform in the future?

Would love to hear your ideas!

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u/AcanthaceaeOverall98 — 1 month ago