My Blog
My thoughts and ideas in words and visuals.
The story of a man, his son, and their donkey.
A popular fable that has been passed down through generations. I very much relate to this story.
The secret is to work less as individuals and more as a team.
Teamwork and collaboration can lead to greater success and productivity than individual efforts. "The secret is to work less as individuals and more as a team. As a coach, I play not my eleven best, but my best eleven." says Knute Rockne.
My kid’s star reward experience
This challenge was one that every parent has likely experienced, and I was no exception. Nevertheless, I was able to overcome it with this.
How to tackle the client/stakeholder’s funny comments:
Designers often receive comments like these from clients or stakeholders, and in the past, I used to find them frustrating. Here are some effective ways that I learned to handle them.
Is Sadhguru a yogi or a designer?
Practicing yoga can help individuals live a more intentional and well-designed life. I think Sadhguru has designed his!
Product Designer Interaction With Stakeholders
Product designers rely on collaboration in their daily work, and this often involves interacting with a variety of stakeholders throughout the design process.
Sunday morning at a small, yet busy crockery store
A brief story about a woman who cheated a store owner and how he handled the situtation.
Subtleties are equally powerful as hustle: Interaction Design
Subtle expressions and nudges can be more effective than explicit hustling when it comes to influencing others, as they encourage self-decision-making and allow ideas to be considered on their own merit.
Why every Product Designer must watch the movie 12 Angry Men
The film follows twelve jurors as they deliberate the verdict in a murder trial, with one juror taking on the role of a design thinker by challenging the assumptions of the others and using empathy to understand the accused.
Design principle from the famous Akbar and Birbal Stories
The bedtime stories that I read to my child effectively and effortlessly illustrate various design principles, making them easily comprehensible even for a five-year-old.