Evaluating a Mysterious UX Case Study: AR Book Reading App | Director of Design at Swiggy Reviews

[@ayushtiwari4922]

I feel bad for Sapta. Guys He is the Director of Design at a multi-billion dollar company. Young designers, please send your best work that you have put blood, sweat, and tears into crafting. It is not right to send anything that does not even have a final result. Do not waste his time. He is already generous enough to be reviewing your case studies for free, despite holding such a prestigious position

[@saptarshipr]

Thank you for your consideration, but I wouldn't label it as a waste of time. I don't review every case study I receive; I carefully select them. This channel is dedicated to learning. Although there were some gaps in this particular case study, I'm confident that everyone gained valuable insights. Sourav received a constructive review that will help him improve his work. Additionally, others learned important do's and don'ts in areas like AR and VR. These emerging topics may seem trendy, but their mere presence doesn't automatically strengthen a portfolio. To truly add value, they should be applied, implemented, and approached thoughtfully.

[@TheDesignCorner]

Took a lot of notes, packed with insights. Loving this series of Sapta Reviews!! Have shared my case study too in the community to get your feedback🤞🏻

[@Saissh7]

If your design is not up to the mark, don't get demotivated. Instead use that feedback in order to improve it more. Remember, while playing games you die again and again, but in the end you succeed.

[@shilpichakraborty5421]

Kudos to all the designers .. this is so tough even to listen !!

[@ruddraahnafroud9503]

The way I learned from this video is unexplainable! Man you are awesome... Subscribed! 🖤

[@saptarshipr]

Awesome, thank you!

[@shreynaik8305]

The thumbnail had me scrambling to start the video

[@ManikantMudgil]

Designing for AR VR is such an interesting topic! I was really excited to learn from his approach and process as I've also tried doing something similar. I've submitted my case study for review, hoping to get some feedback on that.

[@shobhitkumar7780]

Please bring back this series, its really insightful in terms of UX and creating Case Studies for us beginners

[@SportsRecapHindi]

Secondary Research: Doesn't always have to be you reading research findings around same topics. It's just enough evident to back your derived insights.

[@aditimishra562]

Lot of insights on things to do/not to do. Loved it

[@saptarshipr]

Thank you :)

[@sindhighost]

Super excited

[@nagaraj.r6438]

This dynamic color design based on cover image. How actually they achieve it. Design wise I am clear. But on real implementation whether for each image they store color details somewhere and use it? Or they dynamically calculate on runtime? I noted the same on Spotify Amazon prime music which is having many albums Whether they store color information for all covers on db ? Can someone knows please explain it

[@palaparthiprakash]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@salonigopal7940]

😍😍

[@The_Anime_Spoiler]

Hello sir today i am went to Maac institute of animation for learning graphic design & 3d animation so sir it cost approx 2 lakh so sir can i learn it or not

[@vishalshukla-dm9ju]

sir can i design this one in my way for my portfolio please suggest me

[@Auriooo]

Yayy! So excited🎉

[@saptarshipr]

Me too 😀

[@shamittrivedi5489]

Um just a hypothesis but maybe he has'nt included the AR part you were curious about due to Client making him sign an NDA and due to which only limited things could be added to the case study?

[@saptarshipr]

It's possible, but that still doesn't justify this. An 'NDA' won't necessarily make your interviewer considerate of your abilities :)

[@ayushmange]

I am the client. The AR part was designed by us so sourav had no control over it. Everything in the case study is what was delivered to us and yes the images he used were provided by us.

[@pabitrashow9748]

🫡🫡

[@omkarkadam1131]

Hey Sapta, I have been following your videos for so long. I am working as a UX designer in a government-based company. I want to build my portfolio. Can you make a detailed video on, "Where to learn UX design", "How to write case study", and "How to survive in a company being only designer". I am also interested in front-end development, if I learn front-end will it be helpful in my career?

[@siterulers]

Learning something is always helpful for sure. For UX design you don't need to be a coder though basic HTMl, CSs knowledge will help😊

[@saptarshipr]

If you are already working as a UX designer, why why are you still not sure how and where to learn it from? Regarding case study, I have a video. You can check this out : kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZrEpmyXa75_o5Isi=_7cLNVcpS_Tt7ZP_

[@omkarkadam1131]

@@saptarshipr, thank you for your reply. I got a job in favour of luck I guess. because I didn't have a strong portfolio and the company immediately wanted a candidate. I got a job based on my UI skills. I want to work where the UX part is done that's why I asked how to learn UX from any source.

[@FunnyVideos-cj8gk]

I am currently working on my first case study and what you are doing is just amazing. you are the best ❤