From “Kachcha” to Clarity: What Paper Prototypes Taught Us About Our Users and Their Context
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“Sometimes I practice at home, alone because English as a language is important to get a job.” I was sitting...
The Hindi word “kachcha” (कच्चा) means raw, unfinished, or not yet ready. That’s how we described our first paper prototypes...
There’s a simple idea in mathematics: big outcomes are built from small, consistent units. A hundred is just ones, added...
We like to believe our decisions are rational. Neuroscience says otherwise. Most decisions are made emotionally first, then justified with...