On campus, learning resources were scattered: PDFs in WhatsApp chats Sermons hard to find No central place to learn That friction bothered me.

I review apps often. So I asked myself: “If this were an app, what would I criticize?” Then I flipped it: Why not build the solution instead?

So I built a full e-Library platform: Clean dashboard Structured resources Enterprise-level UI Designed for real users Not a demo. Not a mockup.

Biggest lesson? Building for people you care about hits different. You stop chasing “cool features” and start chasing clarity and usefulness.

The dashboard is done. Now I’m: Testing it Hosting it temporarily Gathering feedback before official deployment Still learning. Still refining.

I realized something: You don’t always need to build in public from day one. Sometimes you build quietly… then tell the story with substance. 🚀

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