Notes from the Artboard

I had a conversation today that left me feeling like a total fraud. I was catching up with my mentor about a potential lead. Everything was going great until he leaned in and asked: “So, what’s your exposure to Agentic Design?” I froze. In my head, sirens were going off. I’d heard the term "Agentic" buzzing around LinkedIn, but I hadn't sat down to "study" it yet. I mumbled something vague...

Have you noticed that every SaaS landing page is starting to look like it was designed by the same committee? We’re living in a world of "safe" design. Between AI-generated layouts and the obsession with accessibility-first minimalism, the web is becoming a sea of sameness. If you use Inter or Roboto one more time, your interface might just disappear into the background noise.

I recently watched a junior designer use a generative tool to spin up a high-fidelity dashboard in under thirty seconds. It wasn’t perfect, but it was 80% there. Honestly? It was a gut-punch. For those of us who spent the last decade and a half meticulously obsessing over border radii, grid systems, and state changes, it’s a weird time to be alive.

Yes, you read it right. I am one of those kinds, people like to call as shy, reserved, and quiet… an Introvert. My whole life until last year, when I started studying human psychology, I too accepted the fact that I belong to those categories of people who just speak less and love to keep it to themselves. Little I knew the fact that it’s my introverted nature that defines me what a designer I am...

Last year when I joined Designit, I took part in a design-led digital transformation project for an enterprise in India. The project’s scope was huge: reimagining legacy core processes using a human-centric approach — for an organization of over 170,000. The ultimate goal was to enable the company and its people to reach their goals and be future-ready...