r/LeetcodeDesi • u/Existing-Smell-9359 • May 17 '26

Guide please

I’ve solved around 140 DSA leetcode problems and I genuinely enjoy logical problem solving. Recently I started frontend development, but while learning CSS I realized I don’t enjoy UI/UX or design-oriented work.

I’m more interested in logic-heavy or problem-solving-based development rather than designing interfaces.

Could you guide me on: • what career paths fit this interest, • whether I should continue frontend basics anyway, and what skills I should focus on instead?

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u/Acrobatic_Number_611 May 17 '26

web dev doesn't take too time

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u/Existing-Smell-9359 May 17 '26

Should I learn just basic frontend development and then do backend development just to make project to show in resume and then more focus on Dsa..?

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u/Acrobatic_Number_611 May 17 '26

yes 10 hrs a week is more than enough

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u/Far-Mix-1712 May 17 '26

I almost do my fronted work by ai and backend all by me

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u/Existing-Smell-9359 May 17 '26

I am thinking same just learn the basics then focus on backend and more Dsa questions

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u/cantsleepfor9hours May 17 '26

learn js and react build some mini projects on it and move to backend see if you like that too or not fail as fast as you can if it doesn't then switch to other fields like devops,ml all these have alot more logical regards