This virtual clinic competition allowed our team to experience the product firsthand, uncover user pain points, and optimize features. Through immersive participation, our mindset shifted to better align with user needs. Moving forward, we will continue to "Eat Your Own Dog Food" and grow alongside our users to create better products.

This article explains the differences between tags, badges, and labels in UX/UI design. It provides practical examples and visual references to help designers apply each element correctly, ensuring clearer user interfaces and better information hierarchy.

This blog explores the idea that financial freedom is less about wealth and more about how we use our time. Learn why focus—not just money—is the key to turning time into real productivity and value.

Product design starts with a Flow Chart to define task flows, followed by a Functional Map to structure features and data. Wireframes and High-Fidelity Prototypes shape the product before moving to UI, which is streamlined with a Design System. To improve design skills, joining hackathons, analyzing products, and evaluating feasibility are essential.