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Hi, I’m Kavinsirpi

Industrial Design Student

Motivated product design student with a passion for understanding user needs and translating them into intuitive, user-friendly designs. Proficient in industrial design principles and related software, and eager to learn from industry design practitioners while contributing to real-time design projects.
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Good design is invisible—it solves problems so elegantly that users never have to think about the solution, only achieve their goals.

I believe that the most impactful products are born from a deep empathy with users and a relentless focus on simplicity.

These projects try to reflect these principles.

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FIELD NOTE 008 — The Toaster Does Not Need to Look Like an iPhone

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Why does everything need to look like an iPhone? Seriously. Phones, appliances, cars, furniture, houses. Black. White. Grey. Silver aluminium. Soft radius. Tiny logo. Maybe one LED somewhere. Done. Apparently…

Field Note 007 — Bring the Hammer

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I read an article about democracy, neoliberalism, wealth, politicians, corporations and why apparently everything gets worse when people with money get too comfortable around people with power. So naturally I…

Field Note 006 — Wrong Enough to Defend Against, Right Enough to Be Useful

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I watched another Michael Sugrue lecture. This one was about Nietzsche. Which meant I knew before starting that I was probably going to disagree with him. And I did. A…

Field Note 005 — Trying to Be Human

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I watched another Michael Sugrue lecture. This one was about Stoicism and Marcus Aurelius. And somewhere between a Roman emperor, Mount Hua Sect, Master Roshi, Spider-Man, Superman, Batman, Paarthurnax and…

Field Note 004 — Machiavelli Was an Ancient Alpha Male Podcaster

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I finished watching Dr. Michael Sugrue's lecture on Machiavelli. And somewhere in the middle of it I realised: Machiavelli is basically an ancient alpha male podcaster. Not completely. But enough…

Field Note 003 — What Happened to Play?

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I read an article about play. It started with a father watching his kids play Catan completely wrong. They weren't really playing Catan anymore. They had moved the pieces around,…

Field Note 002 — Where Do Our Values Come From?

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I was reading an article about evolution and existentialism. It was arguing, roughly, that nature cannot tell us what is good. Something being natural does not automatically mean we should…

Field Note 001 — Why Is There Something?

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I was reading about Nietzsche. Somehow, a while later, I was wondering whether the universe might be a self-causing cosmic phoenix. This is generally how things go. I don't really…

Why McDonald’s Ice -Cream Machine Is Always Broken

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Standardization. Standardization is something that you will hear in the food industry a lot and McDonalds Ice-Cream Machine is a part of it. Standardization in the fast food industry involves…

The Problem With Minimalism

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Minimalism has been the quite the fad these days influencing pretty much everything we see/use around us. It has been with us for quite some time and maybe we should…

The Design Of Everyday Things

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Imagine this situation, "You got to a cafe and try to enter it by pushing the door. It doesn't budge. You try harder. Another person comes pulls the door and…

Abstract – A must-watch documentary for designers

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'Abstract' is a way to view the world through the eyes of some very influential, popular, and not so popular designers. From the origin of the present Instagram logo to…

The Ethics Of Design

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Wednesday, March 28, 1979. A clog is found in the basement of a nuclear power plant. One of the operators, Fred Scheiman rushes to Tank 7 where he takes off…

The Non-Designer’s Design Book

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The book as the name suggests is for people with absolutely no design experience. This book gives easy, excellent design help for people who do want to make sure that…

The Journey Of Nike – A Bird’s View

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When a person says Nike most people probably remember the famous 'swoosh' logo, not the Greek goddess of victory. The 'swoosh' logo was designed by a desperate graphic designer who goes by…

Apple’s design process in 7 steps

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Apple has been known to make some of the best products that we have seen and continue to make innovative products with its breakthroughs. Ken Kocienda provides an insiders account of how Apple…

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