Tagged Opinion
28 November 2011
A Better BSNL
Over a year ago, at a conference, we were trying to make a point about the sorry state of the Indian government’s web presence.
To show the possibilities, we re-designed the BSNL website homepage to show clarity in communication, navigation and basic usability. I dug up the shot to share it here and BSNLs website still is unchanged.
26 September 2011
Leadership qualities are not the qualities that enable people to attract followers, but those that enable them to do without them. They include, at the very least, courage, endurance, patience, humor, flexibility, resourcefulness, determination, a keen sense of reality, and the ability to keep a cool and clear head even when things are going badly. This is the opposite of the charisma that we hear so much about.
John Holt
14 September 2011
On Being Prepared, and other things
“The best advice I’ve heard is to always Be Prepared.” - Our UI guy, Sunil Pai, gives his take on why planning, process and strategy is not quite the fanged, boring demon we think it to be. In fact, quite the contrary.
3 August 2011
You’ve got (2076) mail
Email is such a big part of our lives. So much so, that it may just be threatening to take over it. Damage control - Understanding the long and short of email.
21 July 2011
Crate and Barrel in the house
The very contemporary Crate and Barrel makes us swoon with the great UI touch on their site, and a small piece of good news.
14 July 2011
Want to hangout?
Google+ takes its first few steps into the world of Social Networking. What immediately caught our attention, are the launch videos.
6 January 2011
Design as a solution
An Engineer’s take on the design industry.
5 October 2010
State of drivers and overpaid Johns
No thank you, you may not fleece us.
9 September 2010
The Evil Asterisk
We blew the cover on one of the best preserved marketing secrets. Read along.
2 August 2010
Peek-a-boo CEOs
We’re all adequately curious about our CEOs and what they do when they are not not taking over companies or making headlines. And most of them are always giving us little peek-a-boo’s into their lives to egg us on. But then there is also that crop of CEOs who prefer to stay out of the limelight.