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[UX#11]_UX Maturity Matters? Why?

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AI generated image & further edited for a metaphorical display of showing different growth stages of UX maturity at any Organization Imagine this—you’ve just joined a new company, A, after weeks of salary negotiation, leaving behind your last organization for your own reasons. You're excited to bring your UX expertise to the table. But as the weeks pass, you start noticing the gaps. Research is skipped, design decisions are overturned without discussion, and usability takes a backseat to tight deadlines. Sound familiar? Whether you're a seasoned UX professional or a fresher, you’ve likely evaluated a company’s UX maturity—either through firsthand experience or by hearing stories from colleagues, which you might have understood only after you join the company.  Above is the classic case of BAD UX Organization. Many times in my professional carrier I also have been head of stories and UX culture in organization where  UX has never been given any importance. Although I am for...
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[UX#7]_What & why of Product Adoption & Appropriation?

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  The above images are ChatGPT AI generated for exploration on the "Crossing the chasm" book concepts. My intention of doing so is to document, explore and learning Ai image bot. During my UX learning on Adoption and Appropriation from Interaction-Design.org , I gained a fresh perspective on users—particularly through the concepts of useful (usability), usable, and used . These principles form the foundation for understanding how products succeed from both a marketing perspective and in terms of ROI , based on actual user adoption. The concept of "Adoption" highlights that when users find a product useful, they naturally integrates into their workflow, leading to higher usability. However, an adopted product doesn’t have a uniform user base—it segments into different adopter categories. This is where Geoffrey Moore’s book, Crossing the Chasm , explains the adoption lifecycle, categorizing users into: Innovators Early Adopters Early Majority Late Majority Laggar...
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[UX#1]_Self-Realization Unfolded: Lessons from Personal Kanban!

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  Image 1: Book cover Personal Kanban by  Jim Benson &  Tonianne DeMaria Barry Image 2:  A man sitting on this working desk surrounded by stuff around  him, looks overwhelmed and stressed out. (AI Generated)  The summary of "Personal Kanban", in short, is about  achieving efficiency and productivity with something very visual and easy to incorporate methods/ processes in your life. " Personal Kanban   resonated with me on different levels. I t made me realize how many expectations I place on myself to accomplish within a short span of time." Completing these tasks seemed very difficult without understanding the hidden effort involved and strategically adjusting my plans to accomplish a particularly cumbersome task.   I have been using  Kanban boards for professional tasks, but applying the same Kanban  to personal tasks helped me grasp the concept on a much more personal level.  To better understand and app...
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[UXCase study#1]_Leveraging Home entertainment Experience for Sports fan

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Background:   IoT, or the Internet of Things, connects devices like sensors, chips, machines, and vehicles through the internet, enabling real-time data sharing. It’s a transformative technology set to enrich our daily lives.  This communication between machines  providing   real time data capture have  been  major  break though where the user can use or analysis their actions  or information for performing assembly line tasks or individual tasks. In   this pdf document I   am   trying   to   explore   the   solution   for   smartglasses being  used as IOT device for home entertainment.  Problem Statement:   Leveraging TV Experience for Sports Fans using Smartglasses               Thank You!   
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#18_Exploring lettering form in Devanagari consonant

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Exploring lettering form in Devanagiri consonant           Read more at Lettering page
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[Typo#1]_ Expressive Typography(Devanagari) Part-1

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What is Expressive typography ? As the name suggests,  expressive typography  is all about using type to visually express a message or emotion — convey a specific mood or tone beyond just the literal meaning of the words.   It goes beyond basic readability and ventures into the artistic territory—where the arrangement of letters, colors, and sometimes images come together to communicate   feelings like love, joy, anger, sorrow, or even satire .  Expressive typography relies heavily on the designer’s skill to manipulate  text, form, color, and layout  in a way that evokes emotion and makes the message resonate deeply. It's not just about fonts or aesthetics—it’s about how creatively the content is handled, how emotions are layered, and how ideas are crafted visually to make an impact.  At its heart, expressive typography is a form of visual storytelling, where the design of the text becomes as important as the words themselves. While typography tra...
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