I used to think I’d end up in a corporate job in Bangalore. Product Design at NID. UI/UX Internships. The standard path. Then I got drawn to design for children, and I never left. What I’ve noticed is: there’s a real tension between design and education that nobody in either field talks about. Design constantly asks us to evolve. Iterate, test, throw out what doesn’t work. A good designer can ship something in a week. Education moves slowly, by necessity. A child needs time

Leading the Design team at the Centre for Creative Learning, IIT Gandhinagar, was packed with creativity, chaos, and a few reality checks about valuing my work while navigating complex systems.

Reflecting on Jump Design's journey so far :) It's my (sad) duty to inform you that the first six months of 2022 are almost over, and...