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I'm a full-time student. CS and Economics. Lectures, assignments, continuous assessments, the whole thing. It doesn't stop. But somewhere between classes and weekends, I have been quietly building something else. It started with general design work, posters, graphics, and event materials. The kind of stuff that keeps your skills sharp but doesn't really have a direction yet. Then I found Web3. And something shifted. I started designing for a different reason. Not just to make things look good, but to make things make sense. Because, that's the real problem in this space, not bad technology, but bad communication. Projects that can't explain themselves. Interfaces that confuse the people they're supposed to serve. Content that only lands if you already know everything. So now my weekends look different. I'm not just designing. I'm studying how Web3 projects tell their stories. I'm learning what makes a community actually trust a protocol. I'm figuring out where a designer, a writer, and an ambassador can do the most damage in the best way possible. I don't have a Web3 portfolio yet. I won't pretend otherwise. But I have a direction. I have the skills. And I have enough curiosity to document everything publicly until the portfolio builds itself. That's the plan. "Follow the build. 🧵"

0xjaph's tweet photo. I'm a full-time student.

CS and Economics. Lectures, assignments,
continuous assessments, the whole thing.
It doesn't stop.

But somewhere between classes and weekends,
I have been quietly building something else.

It started with general design work, posters, graphics,
and event materials.

The kind of stuff that keeps your skills sharp but
doesn't really have a direction yet.

Then I found Web3.

And something shifted.

I started designing for a different reason.
Not just to make things look good, but to make
things make sense.

Because, that's the real problem in this space, not bad
technology, but bad communication.

Projects that can't explain themselves. Interfaces that
confuse the people they're supposed to serve.

Content that only lands if you already know everything.

So now my weekends look different.
I'm not just designing.
I'm studying how Web3 projects tell their stories.

I'm learning what makes a community actually trust a
protocol. I'm figuring out where a designer, a writer,
and an ambassador can do the most damage in the
best way possible.

I don't have a Web3 portfolio yet. I won't pretend otherwise.

But I have a direction. I have the skills.
And I have enough curiosity to document everything
publicly until the portfolio builds itself.

That's the plan.
"Follow the build. 🧵"

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