AB kids life coach

Mission to carve diamonds out of stone fuels his fire.

With his uncanny ability to connect with children, he has been able to transform the lives of several children, a 15-year-old child treated for depression in less than 4 months, an 11 years old girl from extremely submissive to assertive and confident in a couple of months and a 4 years old from sibling hater to sibling protector in just 3 months.

These are just a couple of the success stories that are to the credit of Amit Batra, a retired army officer turned entrepreneur famously known as AB among Parents, Children, and Teachers. He is a kids life coach, parent’s mentor, and expert in unraveling the mysteries of the subconscious mind through the science of handwriting analysis.
This science is extensively practiced in the USA and European countries for a wide range of applications. AB has impacted 100s of children, parents, and teachers over the last couple of years. He has been helping teachers and parents to identify and remove roadblocks to a child's path of excellence. What began as a journey of self-transformation for AB has grown into a mission to create leaders of tomorrow out of young kids.

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Amit Batra

When a child says “I hate school,”
we often rush to fix behavior.



But what if that sentence isn’t defiance
it’s communication?

For many children, school stress doesn’t come from laziness or lack of discipline.
It comes from constant pressure, comparison, fear of mistakes, and feeling unseen in a system that values performance more than emotional safety.

A child who withdraws, resists, or complains is not broken.
They may simply be overwhelmed.

Before labels.
Before punishments.
Pause and listen.

Because behavior is often the loudest language a child has.


#ParentingAwareness #SchoolStress #ChildMentalHealth #ConsciousParenting #EmotionalSafety #SchoolPressure #ParentingTruths #ChildBehavior #ModernParenting

CEO at Idealogic.Design

Seasoned professional in UI/UX and Product Design with over 10 years of experience, specializing in crafting intuitive user experiences and innovative product solutions. Experienced across diverse industries including Fintech, Blockchain, Aviation, Social Media, AI, Real Estate, and Education, delivering impactful, user-centered designs. 

Skilled in solving complex challenges with strategic design thinking, enhancing user satisfaction, and driving business growth. A proactive and adaptable approach is emphasized, focusing on comprehensive problem-solving and service design. 

Extensive industry knowledge and attention to metrics contribute to organizational success, ensuring that every design project not only meets but exceeds expectations. As a Senior Product Designer, UX/UI insights are integrated with strategic business goals to deliver high-quality, impactful products, continuously improving design delivery and maintenance for users.

Viktor Zhytomyrskyi

Design lesson I learned the annoying way:

Sometimes your best micro-interaction is born from a mistake.
So I started treating “oops” moments like design candidates, not trash. I used to instantly undo anything that wasn’t “correct”. Now I pause for a second, because occasionally that messy version has better rhythm or even better solve the problem I worked on than the polished one.

My quick checklist before I touch anything:
1. Clarity: does it make the next step more obvious?
2. Flow: does it reduce friction or hesitation?
3. Delight: does it add personality without confusion?
4. Repeatability: can I explain why it works, so it’s not pure luck?

If it passes 2-3 of those, I lock it and validate it (quick hallway test > endless debating).

Perfection is great.
But accidental clarity is gold.

Do you have a “happy accidents” folder in Figma, or am I the only one? 😄

#UX #UI #DesignSystems #ProductDesign

Senior Product Designer | UI/UX Designer | UX Researcher @ HP

“You are not your user” is one of those sentences that hurts… because it’s true.

Designers are trained to explore.
Users are trained to finish.

We hover.
They rush.

We know the product.
They meet it for the first time with 3% patience and 14 open tabs.

So if your interface feels “obvious” to you… that’s not a win.
That’s a warning sign.

Talk to users early.
Not when it’s “almost done”.
That’s when you discover the expensive truths.

#uxdesign #productdesign #ui #userneeds #designers

Design reviews hit different when your concept feels real instead of theoretical.

I keep seeing these new tools that turn a concept into something you can actually experience, not just “look at.” And it’s wild how fast the conversation changes when the work feels real.

It’s not even about making things flashy. It’s that the context does half the explaining for you. Suddenly you’re not defending a design - you’re letting people react to it like a user would.

Also… it makes sharing your work way more fun. As I have said and continue to say feels like we’re moving from “screens” to “scenes.”

Curious: what’s the next format you think becomes normal for designers - interactive demos, 3D/AR, or something else?

#ProductDesign #UXDesign #DesignTools #Prototyping

Dear younger me,

At some point you’re gonna catch yourself getting irrationally annoyed at a self-checkout screen… or a parking meter… or some random hospital portal. And you’ll think, “wow, am I becoming one of those grumpy people?”

You’re not.

Your brain just got trained to notice friction. It’s literally your job. So when something is confusing, slow, or makes you do three extra steps for no reason - you feel it. Especially when there’s a line behind you and someone is breathing into your neck 😅

Here’s what I wish you knew earlier:

1. You don’t have to mentally fix every interface you touch. Not everything needs a redesign in your head.
2. You can be 100% right about what’s broken… and still let it go. Both can exist.
3. If it really bothers you, just grab one quick note: “What was I trying to do? What blocked me?” That’s enough. Save it for later.
4. Also, zoom out for a second - public systems have messy constraints. Old hardware, regulations, vendors, budgets… it’s rarely “someone didn’t care.”
5. And most importantly: protect your energy. Being observant is a superpower. Being permanently annoyed is not.

This curse is real… but honestly, it’s also proof you care about people having a smooth experience.

What public interface gets you every time? Parking meters? Airline kiosks? Self-checkouts? 😄

#UXDesign #ProductDesign #Usability #DesignLife #UX

Most mobile apps lose people in the same place: the form. You can call it onboarding, setup, KYC, profile, whatever… it’s still a boss fight.

Games don’t start with a boss fight. They start with one move, then another, then they let you win fast so you believe the game is fair.

That’s basically what “game mechanics” do well in apps: they break a scary task into small moves that feel doable and even interesting.

Instead of “Complete your profile,” you give a tiny quest: add one photo. Then a second quest: pick one goal. Then a mini reward that matters: “Cool, now we can tailor your feed.” And if you can make it as fun as in the video below, it's the best.

It’s not about points. It’s about pace.

My favorite trick is turning a big setup into a map. People don’t mind work when it looks like a path.

If your onboarding feels like paperwork, don’t add badges. Change the level design.

#ProductDesign #UXDesign #MobileDesign #UX #DesignThinking

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