A World With Hope: The Hero Archetype
The Hero inspires people to achieve their goals; to become the best versions of themselves. You’re the hero in your story. And the Hero archetype wants you to believe in yourself.
The Art of Drafts
What is the necessity for a writer to go through so many drafts? As a writer, I share my views and experience on the benefits of drafting and what I have learned from the exercise of drafting.
System Thinking in Design
“ A system is never the sum of its parts, it’s the product of their interaction. “ What is System Design? It is about breaking down a system into its components and further into elements, to understand the problem in a given system. It is a framework for analyzing the interrelationships between elements in a …
Fail Proofing: a mandatory part of the design process
Designers Should Create Things That Will Not Fail During Usage Since They Affect Broader Elements Than We Realize, Such As Economic Factors, Sustainability, And Durability.
Importance of Inclusivity in Design
Designing products for a diversified group of users is essential yet challenging; dive into this article to know how one can achieve this through inclusive design.
Why are Icons called powerful visual tools?
How a simple visual element can make ones life easy? Icons are used everywhere around us as they make communication easy. Lets find out more about them.
The Role Of Psychology In Design
Why is it essential for every designer to know the Fundamentals of Psychology?
Read on to find out how it can be used to make more intuitive, meaningful, and usable designs.
Mind-Blowing Marketing Skills I Wish I Learnt In College
We have all been there, haven’t we? It’s your first day at a job as a newly minted college graduate leaping into the working world. It’s not been a minute, and you spend your first day whispering “omg what does that even mean?” under your breath the whole day. You start noticing the mismatch between …
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Emotional Design: An Approach to Sustainability
Emotional Design targets the emotive quality of a product to increase the longevity of it. Don Norman has summed up the holistic experience of a product into three levels namely behavioural, visceral and reflective.
Your toys determine the person you become
Ever wondered the role of a toy in a child’s life? Do toys play a part in something more than just play?