u/Away-Screen-6089

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m a UI/UX designer with experience creating modern web and mobile interfaces for startups, MVPs, and product-based projects.

I mainly work on:

• Landing pages
• Dashboards
• Mobile app UI
• Responsive website design
• Product flows & wireframes

My focus is on creating:

• Clean, modern UI
• Smooth user experiences
• Responsive layouts
• Visually polished interfaces that still feel practical and usable

I’ve been working on UI/UX projects through internships and freelance-style work for 3+ years, mainly using Figma and modern frontend workflows.

If you’re looking for a designer or working on a project, feel free to reach out — I’d love to hear more about what you’re building 😄

Helping students with:
• mini projects
• final year projects
• PPTs
• reports/documentation
• setup/help support

AI and plagiarism free

Condition: Custom-made / student support service

Price: Student-friendly pricing (depends on project complexity).

Delivery: Online delivery and support available 😄

Helping students with:
• mini projects
• final year projects
• PPTs
• reports/documentation
• setup/help support

AI and plagiarism free

Condition: Custom-made / student support service

Price: Student-friendly pricing (depends on project complexity). Mini projects around 1000, final year projects without documentation 4000-5000, bundled as package 6999.

Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Delivery: Online delivery and support available 😄

I’m a student in Chennai, and something has been bothering a lot of us recently. Over the course of our degree, we’ve been asked to pay several different fees apart from tuition things like book fees every semester, placement fees, career fees, alumni fees, and examination fees etc. At the time, most of us didn’t question it much and just paid. But looking back, many of us feel like the value we received didn’t match what was charged especially the book fees, since we didn’t actually receive materials anywhere close to that amount. Recently a few of us decided to politely ask the college for a detailed breakdown of these fees just to understand what exactly we paid for. We asked for clarification. Instead of getting a clear response, some students were called in and told that asking such questions was “demanding,” and were discouraged from pursuing it further. There were also indirect statements suggesting that pushing the issue might affect things like placements or other processes, which made people uncomfortable. We’re not trying to create trouble or accuse anyone, we just want transparency about where our money went. Has anyone else experienced something similar? What would be the best way to handle this without putting ourselves at risk?