Also known as the things that will never be in a spec doc but are inherently present in any craft.

Almost every designer who has worked with a diverse group of collaborators in a team will find the following situation familiar. The situation is one where at some point during ...

Once a profession starts identifying itself with knowledge of a tool than the understanding of a process, there is serious introspection to be done. What is design's role and responsibility? Has it failed to live up to it's hype?

A small contribution to end the series for Hack Design, a great free course for those getting started in design.

Digital design has changed a lot as a profession in the last few years. What does it mean to be a designer today? What are the expectations, responsibilities and skills to build delightful products for millions?

In a world of over-shared thoughts and filtered photographs, how are we saving our precious memories for tomorrow. Some thoughts on how this culture of vanity is being challenged by a new set of apps.

A lot of hours can be wasted when feedback and the stage at which the design process itself is, are not calibrated. Some thoughts and perspectives on how to avoid those from both sides of the table.

If we were designed apps and digital experience to last for longer period of time, what would be the things we would need to change. Which of the apps we use and love today will be around in a year from now. 5 years? 10 years?

When the best is not just a word, but a way you approach life, work and material possessions, what are you setting yourself up for? Is it such a bad thing?