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Tweaking User Experience – What more in the name of Novelty?

ByShrutin Shetty

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is advice often ignored in UX design. While some changes improve user experience by simplifying or enriching it, others, like Netflix’s recent TV layout overhaul, Kindle’s slightly complicated update, and LinkedIn’s confusing messaging interface, prove that unnecessary redesigns can frustrate users and disrupt what once worked seamlessly. This post dives into why thoughtful, user-centered design matters more than novelty for its own sake.

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Product Design Inputs for a Standing Desk

ByShrutin Shetty

Invisible Bed has been an interesting product company. As a recent owner of a wall mounted sit/ stand desk, I recently shared some product design inputs with the CEO. They were well received. The Product: The Challenge: 1.Pre-attached table-top – makes installation a challenge even for a 2-person team, as the table-top weight causes the…

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The Paradox of Colour Choices

ByShrutin Shetty

Many of us are familiar with the paradox of choice, whether or not we have heard of the phrase itself. The paradox of choice, is our tendency to believe that more options or variants or choices in a given situation or purchase event is a good thing. After all, who wouldn’t want more flavours in…

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Zomato’s Vertical Slider

ByShrutin Shetty

Zomato has a nicely done vertical slider for their filter options on their mobile app. It’s just simpler, logical and easy to use. Odd how we still have horizontal sliders on apps.

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Managers & Leaders – For your Innovation & Business Growth Needs

ByShrutin Shetty

If you are a manager struggling with business growth or stuck with trying to create the next great product or service, till 14th September, head to https://www.ateamstrategy.in/ for relevant options for quick innovation or growth challenge related support on call. No hassles of long, expensive consulting projects. Just simple help with uncomplicating challenges and suggesting ways to solve or innovate.

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Matchbox Design

ByShrutin Shetty
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Cold Masks

ByShrutin Shetty
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Jane Elliott

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Vertical Stapler

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My 9 Step Version of the Design Thinking Process

ByShrutin Shetty

My 9 Step Version of the Design Thinking Process This post about my 9-step version of the design thinking process has been long overdue. It is already explained in my book, ‘Design the Future’, but I also wanted to share it here for those interested. The five-step Stanford design thinking process is arguably the most…