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A certified HFI (Human Factors International) expert with 10+ years in the field. Aditya ensures that "Logic" translates into usability. He advocates for the user, simplifying complex workflows into intuitive, frictionless experiences. With 10+ years designing digital products for millions across hospitality, logistics, BFSI, D2C, B2B and consumer goods, Aditya creates experiences where complexity disappears and conversion becomes intuitive. He doesn't just design interfaces, he architects ecosystems, staying actively involved from UX strategy through development, including chatbots, APIs, and the technical integrations that make seamless experiences possible. At PracticeNext Aditya leads product and experience design at Practice Next, where every design decision serves both user intent and business impact.
The AI Imperative: Why Retail Leaders Must Act Now or Risk Obsolescence
Posted inAgentic Commerce Retail Industry

The AI Imperative: Why Retail Leaders Must Act Now or Risk Obsolescence

A Strategic Analysis for C-Suite Executives Based on groundbreaking research from Boston Consulting Group's "Retail Rewired: How AI Is Reshaping the Retail Business Model" by Suzanne DSilva, Abhay Varma, and…
Posted by Kumaraditya Dash February 14, 2026Tags: Artificial Intelligence
Scaling Design Intelligence Through Prompt Engineering
Posted inAgentic Commerce User Experience (UX)

Scaling Design Intelligence Through Prompt Engineering

Executive Summary The competitive landscape for digital experience has fundamentally shifted. Organizations leveraging AI-driven design workflows report 3.7x ROI on every dollar invested, with 66% documenting $500-$2,000 in monthly savings…
Posted by Kumaraditya Dash February 9, 2026Tags: Artificial Intelligence, Atomic Design, Design System., User Experience (UX)
When Algorithms Write Your Identity: Why Brands Must Stop Following and Start Leading
Posted inDigital Branding Digital Strategy

When Algorithms Write Your Identity: Why Brands Must Stop Following and Start Leading

The game has changed, and most brands haven't noticed. For generations, marketers operated as cultural anthropologists. We'd find tribes, communities bound by shared tastes, values, rituals, and figure out how…
Posted by Kumaraditya Dash February 3, 2026Tags: Artificial Intelligence, Brand Strategy
The Infrastructure Shift: How Motion Design Increases Conversions by 20%
Posted inUser Experience (UX)

The Infrastructure Shift: How Motion Design Increases Conversions by 20%

Why eCommerce Leaders Must View Animation as a Strategic Asset In eCommerce boardrooms, motion design often gets dismissed as creative department indulgence, the decorative flourish that's first to go when…
Posted by Kumaraditya Dash January 28, 2026Tags: eCommerce, User Experience (UX)
From Static Pages to Sentient Systems: The Future of User Experience
Posted inDigital Commerce User Experience (UX)

From Static Pages to Sentient Systems: The Future of User Experience

Why "Web Design" Isn't Enough Anymore For the last decade, "web design" has been reduced to something painfully narrow: picking a premium theme, tweaking some colors, maybe commissioning custom photography…
Posted by Kumaraditya Dash January 22, 2026Tags: Artificial Intelligence, Atomic Design, Design System., eCommerce, User Experience (UX)
Beyond the Glass: Preparing Your UI for the Spatial Computing Era
Posted inDigital Design User Experience (UX)

Beyond the Glass: Preparing Your UI for the Spatial Computing Era

Your customer is standing in her living room, wearing a headset. She's not looking at your website on a screen. She's standing inside it. Your new sectional sofa is right…
Posted by Kumaraditya Dash January 17, 2026Tags: eCommerce, User Experience (UX)
Generative UI: Moving From Static Catalogs to “Liquid” Interfaces
Posted inDigital Design User Experience (UX)

Generative UI: Moving From Static Catalogs to “Liquid” Interfaces

A 19 year old sneaker-head lands on your site looking for limited edition high tops. A 52 year old executive lands on the same site looking for comfortable running shoes…
Posted by Kumaraditya Dash January 12, 2026Tags: eCommerce, User Experience (UX)
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