Tag: design

Sushrut Munje shares on Frankaffe, how Jake Gyllenhaal's character in Demolition the movie carries invaluable lessons in product design and product development.

Demolition Lessons in Product Design

by Sushrut Munje in Design, Entrepreneurship, Psychology, Society, Technology

Demolition is fascinating – for it begs you to rip it apart and asks you to put it together again, because though you might not understand it, you love it. The actors do their job well, and only your imagination might want you to hold it up to a yardstick. Demolition is an experience as you go through Jake Gyllenhaal’s struggle coping with his wife’s death and everything that comes with it. What is a relationship but memories that are shared? Of what use is a sock drawer of a dead person? Read more →

Crossword, why this?

by Sushrut Munje in Books & People, Design, Society

Are we wrong in expecting brilliance from you, Crossword?
And even if most people don’t, why don’t you delight us all? Read more →

Logo Stories

by Sushrut Munje in Design, Entrepreneurship

[This article has been published on under30ceo.com] There are numerous misunderstandings related to the concept of a ‘Logo’. And I will not write this article assuming my expertise on the matter. Although, the content is based on my interpretations of many books and interactions with various designers, entrepreneurs and other people. Read more →

Design Speed Bumps

by Sushrut Munje in Design, Entrepreneurship

Any business is like a Clover leaf- multiple petals creating a beautiful ‘unity’, while staying attached to the core. How do we apply it to the design principles? When we know our services/product, it generates a certain brain reaction. We don’t understand the chemicals being secreted but we sure understand the change in emotions. It either excites us, saddens or generates pure joy and enthusuiasm. Our services/product is the petal while the emotions are the centre/core of the business-clover. And the core (emotions) is basically responsible for us being building the business in the first place. Read more →