This is a second in series of a four part update on our Education cohort. Read the first part here — link Brief intro On Friday 16th September, Glific concluded the second of the four education cohort sprints of the year. Glific’s Education cohort is a year long engagement with NGO partners…

Product-market-fit. These three words will change your approach to design. They’ll leave you puzzled, and at the same time so empowered. It’s not just for product leaders and managers. Read on to know why every designer needs to know this. — You may have heard about many products that connected with the people, and spread and made it big despite having — so to say ‘poor designs’, or not much visual design at all. Think Twitter, Facebook, Google, Youtube. You know where they are now. It makes you wonder, what then…

As designers we need to evaluate our processes & workflows of creating designs to make it more efficient and delightful for ourselves. The way we solve problems for other people through design, we should do the same for ourselves. …

Since Sketch provides a simple method to implement pixel perfect designs for interfaces, it is also important to use it in a way that the files can be accessed by collaborating designers and developers without any difficulty. …

Design makes stuff. Design is also about breaking the stuff. Or should I say, breaking stuff is an essential part of design. Designs have a specifications part in it which guide the developers how to navigate through the designs and build it exactly the way it was conceptualised. Once a…

At ColoredCow we are partnering with an organisation to digitise their homegrown project management process. It’s not just about automating their processes, it is about increasing their organisation capacity to deliver many more projects, much more efficiently than they do without a software product. It is to increase their scale…

The intent of this article isn’t to teach design to developers(no harm if you want to learn though. I leave it upto you completely). The idea is to see the designs in a way that it becomes more friendly to you rather than a mysterious object that you need to…

The perfect world of software development would involve a handing off of designs to developers such that there are no feedback/QA rounds for UI. The developed interface would be the final one — ready to be used by the end users. …

Client interactions are really important touch points for my work. It helps me to confirm my understanding and get feedback from them by converting thoughts into tangible and usable form, to give direction to the final outcome, and to form an alliance between their expectation and my delivery. Today started…