In this blog, I have tried to walk you through the process I followed while working on an assignment during my job hunt. The assignment was to be evaluated on the basis of how deeply I explored the problem space, and how I translated identified objectives into a meaningful solution.
The Challenge
Create a solution for people visiting an unfamiliar city to visit areas of local interest and shop for gifts to take back home(souvenirs, delicacies, etc.). The product is supposed to get live within 3 months, Plan out the first launch clarifying your business and product understanding.
The decision regarding whether to move forward with web or mobile app-based product or how the product or business will work was left for me to think upon. …
I am a final year student at Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee. Passionate about creating digital products that can make life of the users easier. You can look at my design portfolios on Behance and dribbble here.
I have interned at Olacabs Consumer Product design team in summer 2018, who believes in creating a valuable experience for every interaction with a simple working methodology. Put yourself in the shoes of your user, i.e. what are there concerns and expectation and then approach accordingly. I find myself inquisitive enough to explore the depths in the field of design, aided with a great appetite to learn more.
You can learn more about how I make my way to the products that keep in mind the end users by reading the following blogs, or visiting my design portfolio on Behance too. I hope you all will give at least a single look at my blog. …
The Problem
Quite often it so happens that our tummies and the menu of our hostel mess have a conflict of interest. As a result, we either opt for the canteen to fill our bellies or make plans for treats. But the mess administration is quite unaware of this, and the quantity of food prepared for a meal is still on the assumption that most of the students consume the food provided at the mess. This situation might seem admissible on the weekdays, as the number of such students is less, but it costs a significant amount of food wastage in the weekends and holidays. …
Students love to bunk their classes, don’t they? Well, being an engineering student, I know how we like to skip lectures for the subjects that don’t spike our interest, and utilize time in other ways. But this habit soon becomes problematic when our attendance nears the threshold and we pray not to be in the list of debarred students. So, I tried solving it and thus devised a solution which can help us in meeting the minimum attendance criteria.
In order to get an insight, I started looking for similar applications over the Internet and started assessing the features that they might be lacking, some of them…
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