Charu Solutions
Education

Kashvi Jain

A personal site for Kashvi Jain, a CA finalist and economics student, offering downloadable study planners and a curated directory of study tools for students.

Client
Kashvi Jain
Industry
Education
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The problem

Kashvi Jain is a Chartered Accountancy finalist and economics student who shares the study systems she built for herself with an audience on Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn. Her readers are students, many preparing for demanding exams such as CA, who want ready-to-use planners rather than general advice. She needed one home for that work: somewhere to offer resources such as a CA study planner and a goal-tracking action board as downloads, to point students to the apps she actually recommends, and to explain the thinking behind her approach. It also had to stay simple to run, because new resources and tools would be added over time without going back to a developer.

What we built

We built a compact site with four sections: Home, Resources, Tech Stack and About. The resources are set up as digital products in the site's store. Each one has its own page describing what it does, such as the CA Study Planner for planning topics and tracking completed against pending work, or the Action Board for setting out goals month by month, with a Download Now button. The Resources category gathers them in one place and labels items as New or Most Downloaded, and the home page features them directly.

The Tech Stack section is a CMS-driven directory. Each entry, currently a focus timer, Notion for planning and an AI tool for research writing, has its own page explaining what it is for, with a link out to the tool. The About page sets out Kashvi's background and the reasoning behind her systems. Because resources and toolkit entries live in the store and the CMS, Kashvi adds new ones from her own dashboard, and the footer links to her Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.

What it delivers

  • Live in production at kashvijain.in and publicly reachable
  • Study resources set up as digital products, each with its own download page
  • Resources category with New and Most Downloaded labels to guide students
  • Tech Stack directory built from CMS entries, each with its own page and outbound link
  • Search-optimised titles and descriptions in place
  • Content maintained by the client from their own dashboard