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The AI✨ Dilemma: Value vs. Gimmick in User Experience Design
As designers, we must ask ourselves: do users truly care if a product is labeled “made better with AI✨”? More importantly, what does “better” mean to them?
The UX of Bad News
Crafting compassionate user experiences in difficult situations is essential. Whether through email, web interfaces, or e-banking apps, empathy and clarity are key. Discover how to create interfaces that respect users’ emotions and privacy
How a Designer’s Website Evolves Through Different Stages in Their Career
Just like characters develop in the Naruto series, designers grow in their careers. As they move through different career stages, their personal websites also change
How is building a great product like a fitness journey
Discover the surprising parallels between achieving fitness goals and creating successful products.
Embracing the Design Rollercoaster: From Graphics to Product with a UX Twist
Graphic designers face challenges transitioning, but with learning and collaboration, the creative dots connect. Different, yet similar, these design realms enrich each other, creating a design family reunion.
Creativity is overrated
Creativity is counter-intuitive to designers who set out to re-invent the wheel. There are a bunch of thesis and principles that guide how users interact with the system
10 things I learned conducting a design workshop
50+ aspirants have graduated from this local home-grown design workshop and so far the impact has been phenomenal
Is “Bagbazar Design” a real thing?
Bagbazar Design is notorious and you see it everywhere, and slowly it has even creeped its way into social media and digital marketing.
Please take care and stay safe 😷
This is not really a blog post. It’s basically a jot down of things going around in my life and around me.
5 ways to improve toxic client-designer relationship
I did a lot of recollection of what went wrong with the client and designer relationship, and here are a couple of things I came out of the project with.
How to build a designer CV that doesn’t suck
How do I make a kick-ass CV? What does it take to make that perfect first impression? What is a good CV, and why is the bar even higher for designers?
Staying relevant in times of change
I was suddenly irrelevant. My skills were no longer useful. This really scared me. I really did not see a way I could get back doing what I once did so well.