The interview 'hackers'
Interview hackers are those who frequently attend interviews and develop a muscle to become better at it. They might not necessarily be good at the actual job
Rough Notes
A collection of essays, notes, and half-baked explorations I'm always tending to.
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Making Nielsen’s heuristics more digestible
Jakob Nielsen’s heuristics are probably the most-used usability heuristics for the design of interfaces. If you go to their website, you might encounter these dry prescriptive statements as shown in the image. Recently came across this blog by Michael Prestonise and loved the way he had repurposed the old...
A Primer to Service Design Blueprints
I’ve found this exercise very valuable when it comes to mapping both the frontstage and backstage of any product/service. It’s a terrible tool to communicate what the product/service looks like. If you squint your eye and look at it, you might see an array of sticky...
Do's and Don'ts of User Research
Some principles which I follow while doing user-centered design: 1. Involving users early in the product development process makes products intuitive and fosters loyalty. It is essential to zoom out and follow a constant process of hypothesis testing, MVP development, review, and refinement. Preparation of research requires a clear goal...