"I did #Coolie just to stand beside #Rajinikanth, and that alone is more than enough for me." - #Upendra

Yet another brilliant mind decides to leave India forever .... Thanks to RESERVATION!!!! She expresses sentiments of millions of Indians Narendra Modi Amit Shah

Too much design research is procrastination in disguise. You don’t need a perfect flow; you need a live MVP, feedback, and iteration. Products don’t evolve in Figma—they evolve in the wild.

A boring interface that works will always beat an innovative one that confuses. Function first, cleverness second.

Everyone talks about tech debt. But design debt silently kills products faster. A confusing flow left unfixed compounds user frustration until churn becomes inevitable.

Your mother's prayers are still protecting you.

If users feel lost in the first 30 seconds, they’re gone forever. Onboarding isn’t a flow — it’s survival.

AI features often flop because teams assume “AI” itself is value. It’s not. If the core workflow sucks, adding AI just makes a bad process faster.

Nobody cares your product uses AI. They care if it saves time, money, or stress.

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I have never told this story publicly before: When my own family faced real danger, my home damaged by fire, bullets flying on our block, my infant child and wife under threat, Charlie Kirk literally gave us his house to stay in as long as we needed as we searched for a new

Among countless conservative voices, always found Charlie Kirk’s style of debate, reasoning and response most sensible. He never aimed for gotcha and was genuinely trying to help. He’d have been great US president. May god give strength to Charlie’s family 🕊️

Designing for accessibility isn’t “nice to have.” It expands your market. Inclusivity scales revenue.

Released new version of Kabit - Improved onboarding to ask the user about their pain points rather than showing features of the app - A/B testing paywalls - Redesigned App Store screenshots - Experimenting with new keywords to optimize for ASO

Designers brag about engagement metrics. But if users spend too long on your product, that’s a failure. The best UX gets users out faster, not stuck longer.

Most users won’t leave their current tool unless your product is 10x better. You’re not competing with features — you’re competing with habit.

Designers love perfect Figma files. Users never see them. What matters is how fast you can turn a messy wireframe into something real people can touch.

Numbers tell you what’s happening. Users tell you why. Design sits at the intersection of both.

Most users never change settings. Your defaults are the product. Choose them with care, because they shape behavior more than any screen redesign.

Good men must die, but death can't kill their names.