Anjali Kalsi

Not Every Innovation Wins: The MVP Mistakes Startups Keep Making

Walking into a supermarket and stumbling upon weird yet cool products—it's something we've all done. Be it a coconut scraper, a mini roti maker, or a glow-in-the-dark diya stand…, these items often make their way into our carts on a whim. The rush of impulse

The Past, Present, and Future of UI/UX Design

UI/UX design has always been about making interaction with technology feel easy and natural for users. What started with basic buttons and screens has grown into a space where creativity, psychology, and tech all come together. Today, design isn’t just about how something looks—it’s about how

Lost in the Land of Pins - Why you need a Progress Web Application (PWA)

Pinterest is my recent obsession. One moment I’m searching for classy dresses and businesswomen suits, and the next, a cute dining area setup pops up and I start imagining it as part of my own house. Then suddenly, skincare tips appear — omg, it’s so addictive. I’m pretty

Begin with validation, evolve with execution.

Chapter 1: The MVP Back in 2007, two roommates in San Francisco—Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia—were having a tough time paying rent. There was a big design conference in town, and every hotel was fully booked. That’s when they had this scrappy idea: what if we just

Product Design: More Than Looks

When people think of product designers, they often imagine someone making things “look pretty.” But that barely scratches the surface. Today’s product design is multidisciplinary — it’s not just how it looks, but why it exists. Designers aren’t just placing buttons; they’re shaping complete user journeys. From

The Ta-Dum That Launched a Thousand Binges

Inside the Mysterious Origins of the Netflix Sound That Controls Our Lives Let’s set the scene. It’s 11:43 PM. You promised yourself “just one episode.” Your laptop is melting from running 9 hours straight. Your soul is begging for sleep. And then — “TA-DUM.” Ah yes, the ancient

Keep It Simple: Less Is More in MVP

Building an MVP is kind of like preparing for your first big date. You want to make a good impression but don’t want to overwhelm the other person with too much. It's your chance to test the waters, see if there's potential, but mess it

Why is custom software so costly and is it really worth it ?

The Strategic Imperative of Custom Software in the Evolving Business Landscape The technological milieu of 2025 presents a dynamic and intensely competitive environment, characterized by rapid advancements, escalating cybersecurity threats, and the imperative to effectively leverage burgeoning data volumes. Within this context, the selection of software solutions transcends mere operational