Post by RADHIKA KOTAK

Most people think design is about adding more. More features. More screens. More “innovation.” But yesterday, while playing Jenga, I realized something 👇 A simple game explains design better than most frameworks. Each block = a decision Each move = a change Each layer = your product And here’s the reality: One wrong move… and everything collapses. That’s exactly how products fail. ❌ Remove the wrong feature ❌ Ignore user behavior ❌ Misalign business and UX The experience breaks. But strong designers approach it differently: ✔ They don’t rush decisions ✔ They understand the structure first ✔ They think in systems, not isolated screens ✔ They validate before they build Because design isn’t about building higher. It’s about maintaining balance. The best products aren’t the tallest towers— They’re the most stable ones. 💡 Design is like Jenga. Every move matters. — “Design is not about adding more blocks. It’s about knowing which one to move—without breaking everything.” — What’s one “block” you removed that improved your product? #DesignThinking #UXDesign #ProductDesign #UserExperience #SystemsThinking #DesignStrategy #Innovation #TechDesign #StartupLife #UIUX