Thanks to everyone who attended the @GenderMag tutorial at @CibseConf for being such a great and involved audience! Also many thanks to @_VaishnaviR, @EfrainNoa, and Sabyatha Sathish Kumar for lending their expertise to help coach everyone.
A much-needed event! It was fun brainstorming, ideating, and prototyping. Amazing to see people of different backgrounds, disciplines work towards one goal. Loved it! Thanks, @stanforddschool@k12lab for organizing this beautiful collaborative experience! #hacK12athon
over 100 students/educators/family members/friends are online with us right now to learn together, design together, and just be together as we continue to investigate how we can contribute to addressing inequities in K-12 education in this moment + beyond #hacK12athon#DTK12chat
@SwiggyCares You see, it's not about a particular order detail. I can DM you but it is about you mentioning cream stone on your app and delivering the order from your kitchen at an unhygienic location. Are you responsible for all the orders delivered from this place?
@nireyal I was just listening to this chapter in audible! Totally agree. I had a crazy week when I started using a fitness app .It slowly shifted from fitness to some sort of crazy addiction. Week 1 was great but I couldn’t keep up. I changed the step goals frequently which made me upset!
Saw these footprints at the Stadium Metro Station. Everyday u see people getting confused on which platform to board and today I see this. A simple solution to an everyday problem. That’s what UX is all about! Kudos to @hmrgov for revolutionising commute experience!
Started listening to Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products! And I am #hooked! Can’t wait to finish it, a great weekend start :D @nireyal#interesting
How about users getting some coupons and credits everytime a cab driver makes us wait and then cancels the trip! Sometimes they wait for you to call them & then they “I can’t come,”it’s not always about refunds ,it’s about the time wasted! #annoying#frustrating@Uber@Olacabs
In search of inspiration, artist Bill Guffey turned to an unlikely source: Google #StreetView. See how his art project–dubbed the “Virtual Paintout”–went from screen to canvas. #SearchOn