(Reflections on UNESCO’s Outlook Study on Artificial Intelligence and Gender in South Asia) Last week, I was invited to the launch of UNESCO’s Outlook Study on Artificial Intelligence and Gender in South Asia at the UNESCO Office in New Delhi. As we design, build, and train LLMs, we are baking in the biases already present…
Most corporate websites today feel assembled rather than expressed. Not because companies lack intent, but because they lack authorship. A synthetic digital presence is one that looks complete but lacks a clear, human voice. For years, corporate websites have been shaped by the wrong hands, on both sides. At the client end, the brief has…
Trust is often treated as a communication problem – something to be solved with better messaging, sleek branding or AI chatbots. But in BFSI and Healthcare, that approach doesn’t hold. Trust isn’t claimed; it’s experienced. In these sectors, interactions aren’t casual. A claim, a diagnosis, or a payment carries heavy emotional weight. Users aren’t “exploring…
The essence of design as a literacy force in today’s world is rooted in its power to drive cross-cultural communication, creativity, and problem-solving.
Among the many things we like to do at HUDE, mentoring budding professionals is a big one. We believe that the knowledge we have collectively gained through our journey is meant to be shared and passed on to upcoming ‘human’ designers, the next generation of talent.
Learning the mother (of father) tongue plugs a child into the wide spectrum of emotions, expressions and engagements — a spectrum richly colored by experiences and feelings across generations.
Earlier today Google released Bard – a Artificial Intelligence (AI) driven tool that will blend the capability of search engine and felicity of human conversation.
We are now at an inflection in the digital evolution, and for design to be really impactful, it has to step out from the realm of designers. Which brings up the question: what would designer do, if everybody is a designer.
Watch Nazim Iqbal in conversation with host Ashutosh Garg of A Brand Called You. Nazim shares his journey as entrepreneur and designer, his motivations, and his evolution into a ‘humanist-designer’. And of course, the birth of HUDE Studio.
So, how can a product designer or UI/UX designer or any other kind of designer become part of the solution for climate change? What can a designer do to influence or impact climate change, even if in a small way?
HUDE Studio designs with data and empathy, crafting seamless experiences across branding, marketing, and digital. Focused on Customer Experience (CX), we go beyond UX to create impact-driven solutions.
