adityaraman

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Founder & CTO building AI systems that transform real-world industries. Currently leading CliniChat, a real-time AI assistant for clinicians. Previously built and led engineering at Dextego; also working on Eloquente for B2B personalization. Focused on product vision, scalable systems, and teams that ship meaningful technology.
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Comment · 3 years ago
Here are some of the guiding principles.

1. User-centered design: Prioritize the needs and goals of the user.

2. Simplicity: Create a clean and easy-to-use design with clear navigation.

3. Consistency: Maintain a cohesive look and feel across all pages.

4. Accessibility: Follow web accessibility guidelines to make the design accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.

5. Responsive design: Make the design responsive to different screen sizes and devices.

6. Visual hierarchy: Use visual cues to create a clear hierarchy of information.

7. Content first: Base the design on the content of the website, with the design supporting the content.

8. Usability: Make the website easy to use, so that users can find what they need and complete their tasks.

9. Performance: Optimize images, code, and other elements for fast loading and good performance.

10. Aesthetics: Create a visually appealing design that reflects the brand and purpose of the website.

11. Standardisation: Use only Standardised terms, icons, images which people are already aware of. Lot of changes may divert away the users and require learning curve.

Comment · 5 years ago
Humantic has pretty good reviews from users who have migrated already. One reason is that it supports Linkedin as an input along with text, which really makes it valuable for B2b use cases. Accuracy wise too, it has shown higher correlation scores. The blog actually covers a bunch of these questions, check it out.

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