Miranj @ DesignxDesign

A taste of Miranj’s work and process presented at DesignxDesign Exposé 41.

DesignxDesign is a non-profit venture to create a public platform of multi-disciplinary exchange for contemporary design in India.

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1. Miranj
   

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2. Web design and development
   studio in New Delhi.
   

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4. We architect information 

   and design radically simple,
   future-proof websites.
   

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11. How do you like our work?
    

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12. Web is not a visual medium.
    

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13. What is the web?
    

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16. 58%
    of global population are internet users
    Source: https://www.slideshare.net/DataReportal/digital-2019-q4-global-digital-statshot-october-2019-v01
    

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17. 4.479 billion
    internet users around the globe
    Source: https://www.slideshare.net/DataReportal/digital-2019-q4-global-digital-statshot-october-2019-v01
    

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18. The web’s reach is by design.
    

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19. Web for all
    W3C Mission
    

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20. “The social value of the Web is 

    that it enables human 

    communication, commerce, and
    opportunities to share knowledge.
    – World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
    

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21. “One of W3C’s primary goals is to make
    these benefits available to all people,
    whatever their hardware, software,
    network infrastructure, native
    language, culture, geographical
    location, or physical or mental ability.
    – World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
    

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22. What does this mean for us
    as web designers?
    

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23. Everyone experiences our
    work differently…
    

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24. “One of W3C’s primary goals is to make
    these benefits available to all people,
    whatever their hardware, software,
    network infrastructure, native
    language, culture, geographical
    location, or physical or mental ability.
    – World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
    

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25. example.com
    

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26. example.com
    

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27. v69 v68 v67
    v65 v64 v63
    v62 v61 v60
    example.com
    

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28. ! "
    #
    $ ⌚
    v69
    example.com
    

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29. 4G WiFi
    LTE 3G
    E GPRS
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    v69
    example.com
    

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30. த ལ ह
    ਪ" ગu മ
    ك ଓ ಕ A
    "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    

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31. Delhi Telangana Europe
    Tamil
    Nadu
    UP Kerala Bengal Nepal
    Nagaland US Sikkim Kashmir
    "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    English
    

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32. "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    English
    Kerala
    

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33. "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    English
    Kerala
    

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34. "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    English
    Kerala
    

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35. What about the context…
    

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37. https://www.flickr.com/photos/iloasiapacific/42053003052/
    

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38. https://www.shaw.af.mil/News/Photos/igphoto/2001882443/
    

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39. https://www.tripsavvy.com/quick-guide-to-delhi-metro-train-travel-1539233
    

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40. ●◦◦◦◦ Airtel
    

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44. "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    English
    Kerala
    

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45. "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    English
    Kerala
    

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46. "
    3G
    v69
    example.com
    English
    Kerala
    

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47. Each experience is a 

    thin slice of our work…
    

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48. …and one can’t comprehend the
    entire spectrum of scenarios.
    

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49. Neither can we.
    

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50. As web designers we’re 

    extremely mindful of this
    enormous reach and diversity.
    

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51. Every decision has a 

    wide impact.
    

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52. “Minor inconvenience”
    

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56. “Outright exclusion”
    

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59. The Journey
    

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60. Content Creation
    

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61. Content Creation
    Visual Design
    

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62. Content Creation
    Visual Design
    Development
    

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63. Content Creation
    Visual Design
    Development
    Weekly Internal Releases →
    

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64. Beta Launch
    Content Creation
    Visual Design
    Development
    Public Launch
    Weekly Internal Releases →
    

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65. Web design begins 

    even before all this.
    

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66. https://www.flickr.com/photos/kadha/6316524646/
    

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67. https://www.flickr.com/photos/fikander/110449507/
    

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68. Discovery & Strategy
    

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70. Discovery & Strategy
    Content Creation
    Visual Design
    Development
    

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71. Now let’s take

    another look at our work…
    

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97. At Miranj, we try to design
    websites that…
    

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98. …improve how information is
    created and accessed…
    

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99. …are inclusive towards 

    a wide audience…
    

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100. ?
     average website lifespan
     

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101. 2.66 years
     average website lifespan
     Source: https://www.orbitmedia.com/blog/website-lifespan-and-you/
     

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102. …survive a timescale of 

     5-10 years (or even longer)
     

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103. Thank You
     @miranj
     

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