Latest Talks

Post pandemic every business small or large is moving to online for the safety of people and for the sake of running business.

"Viable" Implies Usable: Distinguishing clearly between "feature-poor" and "hard to use." An MVP can have fewer features, but the few that exist must work flawlessly.

Minimizing Cognitive Load: Every unnecessary element—whether it's a heavy border, a redundant icon, or excessive color—competes for the user's attention.

The Law of Diminishing Returns: Debunking the myth that you need an expensive lab and 50 participants to get data.

The Interface as a Conversation: Shifting the perspective to view every UI interaction as a dialogue between the user and the system.

Content-First Design: Debunking the "Lorem Ipsum" habit. Designing a layout without real content is like designing a container without knowing what it needs to hold.

The "Slice" vs. The "Skeleton": Explaining that an MVP isn't a broken product with half the features; it's a complete, smaller product.

Jakob’s Law: Users spend most of their time on other sites.

The Manifesto in Action: Understanding Mozilla's core philosophy—that the internet is a global public resource—and how your contributions directly fight for user privacy, decentral

The Request/Response Lifecycle: Demystifying what happens between hitting "Enter" in the URL bar and seeing a page—breaking down DNS resolution, the HTTP handshake, and how servers