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To all those who are reading this content, which consists of information gathered from various sources, particularly aimed at the designers working with us at Wish Work and those who will join us in the future, we sincerely hope that this blog will assist you in developing a deeper and…

Context & Problem We at PhonePe were building ONDC Shopping App and the product timeline was defined as 6 months. Our team comprised two designers and a design manager. …

In the past, engineering companies have been obsessed with the idea that a better product means more features. Engineers included features that appeared solely to highlight engineering achievements rather than providing any benefit to the consumer. One of the biggest problems with the engineering mindset is that it tends to…

Nicely left-aligned I was staring at my CV, trying to position my university name when I realized that I had wasted quite a lot of time for nothing. In the end, I left-aligned it. It looked neat. …

Part 1/2 Introduction In the vast realm of product design, the enterprise sector is a unique challenge. With its intricate complexity, strict security requirements, and diverse range of users, designing for the enterprise is far from a walk in the park. As a seasoned enterprise product designer, I’ve navigated these…

AI has been part of the daily conversation in 2023, largely dominated by ChatGPT and OpenAI. However, there are now a plethora of tools out there that are providing amazing features that can help supercharge your daily workflow, regardless of which area you’re working in. Here is a list of…

Part 2/2 Introduction: Welcome back to our ongoing exploration of the complex landscape of enterprise product design. In the previous installment, we delved into six common mistakes that can substantially impact the success of an enterprise product, sharing real-life examples and insights. For a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges…

This is a personal design project. The concept behind the project was to take one geometric shape and keep using the same to create the big picture. The series contains 3 designs: The mountains are made using triangles.

In defense of moving gently and healing things — We have all heard the legend that birthed the era of iterative design—two guys sit in a coffee shop asking passers-by to test their app, rapidly updating the process to create a functional, user-centric product. Move fast, break things, keep it pushing, right? Practically, we talk about this ethos in…