LAKSHAY NAGDA
Turning ideas into scalable web and mobile products
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Most SaaS websites explain the product. Few make visitors sign up.
I designed the website for EaseReply, a tool that helps creators.
The goal: a visitor should understand what the tool does in 5 seconds, and know exactly what to do next.
What I focused on:
A headline that says the...
The most common mistake I see with new app ideas: trying to build everything in version one.
Ten features, three user types, an admin panel, and a chat. Months of work, and no proof that anyone wants it.
A better first version:
One type of user
One main thing they can do
Login, and a...
Before I write any code for a client, I ask five questions. They save more time than any tool.
Who is the one person this app is for?
"Everyone" is not an answer. The first version should work well for one type of user.
What's the one thing they must be able to do in the first...
Your app is built. Now it has to get through the Play Store and App Store, and that's where many projects get stuck for weeks.
I take finished apps and get them live.
What I handle:
Production builds for Android and iOS (EAS Build for Expo / React Native apps)
Google Play testing...
I've integrated payments with both Razorpay and Paddle, and they solve different problems. Picking the right one early saves a lot of rework.
Razorpay: for customers in India.
I used it on a course platform. It handles UPI, cards and net banking, so Indian customers can pay the...