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Think of a desired behaviour like you’re trying to get from one point in a room to the other, but it’s laden with stairs and slopes and…

“Don’t count on there being the brain region, the neurotransmitter, the gene, the cultural influence, the single anything that explains a…

Very often, we see these as binary options. Should I rely on a more strategic approach here or should I trust my intuition? My gut feel…

Applying Information Design & Data Humanism to Healthcare

I never lived in Assam, but I love Tea. I am a pseudo-Assamese in many ways, but when it comes to Tea, I have a battery full of memories…

How do we process death in these overwhelming times when people everywhere are either directly or indirectly affected by COVID?

A person with myopic vision, whose spectacles just got crushed, will be a lot more sensitive to the overextended nosing on a stair tread.

When you extract a set of beliefs (the subliminal, neuronal codes that drive a certain behaviour in a certain context/environment) from…

I can feel the muggy March winds in the deserted streets. The remaining few people wearing masks carry large boxes vacating office spaces…

Using poetry to reflect on the process of finding and building ideas

2020 has not been short of surprises — both pleasant and difficult . Be it conducting remote primary research across different locations…

What adolescents discovered about the Tom and Jerry relationship between boredom and screen time.

How might we create a perception of safety around refusing things? Tinkerers take a creative leap!

Explore ideas around these unusual times where work from home, the new norm, is a game we all need to get good at.

Using poetry to emphasise on designing for the extreme user

Among all aspects of business impacted by COVID, one of the most significant is the customer journey. Due to COVID, customer decision…

Tracing the journey of a young human-centred designer and her small climber as together they discover what growth truly means.

A remote on-boarding journey- of understanding the people, organisation, and culture- while stepping into a new adventure at TinkerLabs

An afternoon musing turned into a design thinking sprint to delve deeper into the problems emerging from the work from home situation.

How might we safely exchange medical prescriptions at the pharmacy? Tinkerers take a Creative Leap!

The ‘fractal’ flow of research from a live project with descriptions of activities and outcomes in each box.

Explore how fractals of design research unfold as you zoom in and zoom out of your research landscape

Why behaviour change interventions relying on increasing the motivation of the user will not sustain the behaviour.