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Personalized health records and visual tools have been a godsend for digital health management, giving users the tools to conveniently track their health on their mobile phones. From diet to weight an…
Imagine a world without the internet. The mere thought of it looks scary, it's so scary it seems the world will fall apart without the existence of the internet. Complimenting and adding meaning to th…
Empathy is the first step in design thinking because it is a skill that allows us to understand someone’s else’s feelings or thoughts in a situation. Empathy is quite different from pity. Pity; you fe…
Modern instant messaging and SMS both began their march to prominence in the early and mid-1990s. The difference between the two is subtle: SMS (the acronym for “short service message”) allows mobile…
Small features that are useful are worth adding My day job uses a custom web application in-house that is used by all staff for their daily jobs, we use it more than Outlook. I recently added a featu…
DesignDeck is all set to be your best coffee time reading. We, as designers and engineers, will be writing about our experiences, stories and thoughts on design, product, tech and more. Stay tuned f…
Many years ago when we had the introduction of various music players, there was a missing piece. Music apps were all about the music. Nobody really cared about the user experience of these music playe…
Problems with the current state of authentication Authentication is required as a means to identify if the user is who they say they are. In the days of desktop computing, the user is typically the only one who could access the device. You …
Last year I started working on the Jenga Open-Source Design System with one more designer (Shalini Kaushal). While working on this we understood the need to create and develop a thoughtful design syst…
Introduction Creating a design that looks good on all kinds of screens is a cherry on the cake for the developer as well as the user. Thinking How? Let me tell you. The Developer's job gets easier …
