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A planner that leads to sending
- ImprovedThe planner’s Review step puts “Email the estimate” first. The message now carries the estimate’s reference and your own description, and monthly items show their monthly price.
- ImprovedWhile the estimate is being written you see how long it takes and can cancel. Nothing waits forever: if it takes too long you get email and WhatsApp options instead.
- ImprovedContact is in the menu, dates read “4 Oct 2026”, and buttons respond as soon as you tap them.
- FixedUpdating an estimate no longer wipes it or your chosen timeline. Closing the phone menu no longer scrolls the page, and the service list looks right in Safari.
Easier forms and a smoother planner
- ImprovedForms no longer zoom the page on iPhones, the contact form shows each problem under the field it belongs to, and you get a clear “Message sent” panel afterwards.
- ImprovedOn phones the contact form comes first, with Book a call, WhatsApp and LinkedIn just below it.
- ImprovedThe project planner opens Review on your estimate, shows unit prices, asks before clearing everything, and keeps your description if you refresh.
- ImprovedThe blog is called Writing everywhere, and several FAQ answers can be open at once.
- FixedThe phone menu’s close button works from the keyboard, focused buttons no longer hide under the header, and case studies read at a comfortable line length.
Faster first load
- ImprovedPages show their text sooner on phones: fonts now come from this site instead of Google, and the error-reporting script is a third smaller.
- FixedA missing page no longer points search engines at the homepage.
A shorter first screen
- ImprovedThe homepage says who Daya is once, not three times: the experience card is gone from the hero and the domain list now lives on About.
- ImprovedThe homepage writing list shows the three strongest Angular articles instead of the three newest posts.
- ImprovedTwo near-identical posts about how this site is built are now one; the old address redirects.
- ImprovedThis changelog shows the last ten releases and folds the rest behind a button.
- ImprovedDates and labels in lists are a touch larger, and the phone menu fills the screen.
Accessibility audits
- NewAccessibility audits for finance and healthcare organisations, against WCAG 2.1 AA, the European Accessibility Act and SEBI's rules, with a free first look. Details on accessibility.drbharada.com.
A lighter site
- ImprovedThe developer view and the article “Listen” player were removed; the site loads less and has fewer corners to maintain.
- ImprovedThe changelog is one plain list again, newest first, with the same anchors.
- ImprovedLess is kept about a visit: page views are counted by Google Analytics only, and questions to the assistant are no longer stored. The privacy page says so.
New post: how drbharada.com is built
- NewA tour of the site's architecture: static pages, a small API, the AI planner, a Sheet as the inbox and the tests behind every deploy.
The assistant reads the full articles and case studies
- Improved“Ask about my work” now searches the full text of every article, case study and service for the parts that match your question, instead of a short summary of the site, so it can answer detailed questions.
- NewEach answer lists the pages it came from, as links, so you can read the source.
Two posts about this site
- New“How this site is built”: the static front, the small API, the spreadsheet database and the shared contract, in one map.
- New“Twelve things building this site taught me”: lessons on AI features that can't lie, logging that respects visitors, and the mistakes that only show up in CI.
The Scribe writes your scope
- ImprovedScope lines are now written in your own terms (“Per-therapist calendars”, “Deposit payment”) instead of picked from a fixed list, each priced by its size. The planner page is tidier: one heading, no dead buttons, and “What the Scribe understood” shown on the Details and Review steps and in the PDF.
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A three-step planner
- ImprovedThe planner is now Describe → Details → Review. The service toggles, scope switches and add-on list are gone: the Project Scribe sets them from your description.
- NewOn the Review step, change anything in words (“make it 10 screens and add the care plan”) and rebuild; the estimate updates in place.
Project Scribe
- NewDescribe your project in a few sentences, or paste the notes you already have, and the planner fills itself in: services, scope, quantities and a priced estimate, plus the questions still to answer. Check it, change anything, then download or send it.
Smoother small moments
- ImprovedThe Ask box shows thinking dots while it works, and the answer appears word by word with its accent bar drawing in.
- ImprovedFAQ answers unfold instead of snapping open, the mobile menu slides in, planner steps fade between each other, and the estimate counts to its new total rather than jumping.
Visits are logged, and a privacy page
- NewPage views are now counted anonymously (page, country, device and browser; your IP address is never stored) to understand how the site is used. Nothing goes to advertisers or analytics companies.
- NewA privacy page, linked from the footer, says exactly what is kept and for how long.
Ask about my work
- NewType a question on the homepage, such as whether Daya has migrated AngularJS or built with AG Grid, and get a short answer drawn only from this site's case studies, services and articles.
Three articles, properly written
- ImprovedChoosing the right structure for a growing app, Keeping live data reliable for users and Making large dashboards feel fast are now full articles with sections, code and a diagram each, instead of short notes.
Services page says what it means
- ImprovedThe Services page now opens with Angular development and modernisation, and says who each service is for: product teams with an ageing app, teams with data-heavy screens, app owners about to release, and smaller teams without a developer.
- ImprovedThe FAQ answers the questions people actually ask, from migrating AngularJS to working inside an existing team.
- ImprovedInsights has four topic filters instead of seven, so each one leads to more than one article.
Follow on X
- NewAn X (Twitter) link now sits with the other Connect links in the footer, and shared links credit @dr_bharada.
A new night-console look
- ImprovedThe whole site now has a dark console style: a deep navy background with soft light, fine grid lines and corner marks, orange highlights and tall condensed headings.
- ImprovedCase studies and articles appear as a clean index with dates, titles and topics, on the homepage and the Work and Insights pages.
- ImprovedCase studies number their sections, and the header shows Daya's local time.
- ImprovedThe footer is simpler, with Explore and Connect links and the date of the last update.
A priced project planner
- ImprovedSet quantities like pages or screens, switch on the scope items you need per service, and watch your estimate build live beside you.
- ImprovedA review step shows the finished brief before you download or send it, and your progress survives a page refresh.
- NewEvery item now shows its price, with a subtotal per service, optional add-ons and a live estimated total that also appears on the PDF.
- NewMobile apps, graphic design, video editing, and digital marketing and reels now appear alongside web app development and a simpler set of engineering services, on the Services page and in the planner.
Clearer services
- ImprovedSix clearly named services, from Angular modernisation to websites for smaller teams, the same in the planner and the contact form.
A simpler site
- ImprovedFewer extras: the homepage demo and the search popup are gone, so every page gets to the point faster.
DR Bharada, as one brand
- ImprovedThe menu now reads Services, Work, Insights and About, with “Plan a project” always one click away.
- ImprovedThe blog is now called Insights, and shared links show a clearer preview.
Download your project brief
- NewThe project planner now gives you a downloadable PDF brief, laid out like a quotation: your details, the services and scope you picked, timeline, notes and a reference number.
Domain experience at a glance
- ImprovedThe experience card on the homepage now lists the domains I’ve worked in: complaints and claims, risk and compliance, digital health, lending, logistics and property.
- ImprovedClearer headline numbers, including a 20% team productivity gain from mentoring.
- FixedHeadline numbers no longer appear twice when copied or read aloud by a screen reader.
Clearer Services page
- ImprovedServices as a simple numbered list with examples, and the project steps as a timeline.
- Improved“Plan your project” is now the main next step on the Services page.
Shorter changelog
- ImprovedThe latest updates show first; older ones open with “Show earlier updates”.
Developer view
- NewBrowse the real files behind this site, laid out like a code editor: case studies, posts and the changelog, with syntax colours and tabs.
- NewOpen it from the link at the bottom of every page.
Plan your project
- NewPick the services and features you need, add a timeline, and get a ready-to-send project brief.
- NewSend the brief by email or WhatsApp, book a call, or copy it.
- FixedPre-filled emails no longer show “+” signs instead of spaces in some mail apps.
Clearer case studies and blog
- ImprovedEach case study opens with the role, company, period and stack, then its outcomes.
- ImprovedWork and Blog pages are simple lists, with the latest article featured at the top.
- ImprovedPrevious and next links at the end of every case study.
Full work history
- ImprovedExperience now names each company: Hashbyt, 0xblock (now Grooq Minds) and TechRover Solutions.
- NewTwo more case studies: a logistics platform with GST-compliant pricing, and a property reservation and billing system.
A clearer homepage
- ImprovedCase studies now lead with their outcome, in a simple numbered list.
- ImprovedA “Currently” card shows what I’m working on right now.
- ImprovedLatest articles as a compact list, and a shorter page overall, especially on phones.
Easier reading, calmer colours
- ImprovedLarger text across the site: paragraphs and descriptions are now at least 15px, with bigger page introductions.
- ImprovedDark mode uses a neutral near-black instead of a brown tint, so the amber accents stand out.
Book a call
- NewPick a free 15-minute slot for an intro call, straight from the contact section.
WhatsApp and live chat
- NewLive chat: tap the chat bubble in the corner of any page to send a message.
- NewStart a WhatsApp chat straight from the contact section or the footer, with a greeting already filled in.
- ImprovedThe contact form now quietly filters out spam bots.
Watch the Figma MCP guide
- NewThe Figma to Angular article now has a short video walkthrough of the same four steps, near the top of the post.
Changelog
- NewThis page: a running history of what’s new on the site, linked from the footer.
- NewFilter by new features, improvements or fixes, and see each update’s date and time in your own time zone.
Videos in posts
- NewPosts can include videos, which load only when you press play.
- FixedThe app icon no longer shows white corners when the site is added to a home screen.
A fresh design and a Services page
- NewA cleaner editorial design, with the homepage focused on engineering work and case studies.
- NewA separate Services page for website, dashboard and QA projects.
Easier to read on any screen
- ImprovedLarger small text, stronger contrast in light and dark mode, and bigger buttons on phones.
- FixedPages no longer scroll sideways on small screens.
Listen player controls
- ImprovedThe Listen player shows elapsed and total time, and you can skip to any point.
Listen to any post
- NewA Listen button reads blog posts aloud using your browser’s voice.
First article and a Blog section
- NewFirst article: turning Figma designs into Angular components with Claude Code and Figma MCP.
- Improved“Resources” is now called Blog, and each post shows the author’s photo and LinkedIn.
New logo
- NewA DB monogram logo in the header, footer and browser tab.
Articles with charts
- NewMedium-style articles with charts, diagrams and readable code blocks.
Always the latest version
- FixedAn old offline cache could show outdated pages; it has been retired so you always get the current site.
Case studies and resume
- NewCase studies of Angular work on enterprise SaaS products.
- NewDownload the resume as a PDF from the About page and footer.
Contact form and FAQ
- NewA contact form on the homepage, so you can get in touch without leaving the site.
- NewAnswers to common questions about working together.
Install the site
- NewAdd the site to your phone or desktop home screen like an app.
Redesign and dark mode
- NewA redesigned homepage and a Resources section for articles.
- NewLight and dark themes, with a toggle that remembers your choice.
Site launched
- Newdrbharada.com goes live.
Daya Bharada · Angular engineer
Angular engineer for enterprise SaaS.
4+ years building enterprise SaaS with Angular and TypeScript, across complaints, risk, health and lending.