Summers in most parts of India are hot, pretty damn hot. To top that, we have power cuts – and if recent statistics are to be believed, unplanned surprises far exceed planned power cuts.

To get a clearer picture of this situation and do something about it, a friend, Ajay Kumar, recently came up with a pretty thrilling idea… and executed it well. Thus, powercuts.in was born. Ajay requested me to help with the design task and I came up with the following homepage design for powercuts.in.

This post is a request-for-comments on that new design as we intend to keep this process fairly open and want everyone to collaborate in the development of the website which is built for the people of India dealing with torturous power cut situations in summers.

Please find the first draft of the homepage design below. If you find this to be an interesting idea, you are invited to make your voice heard – please post your constructive comments and criticism on this post.

powercuts.in homepage design

It’s been a while since the new website went up, and there haven’t been any of those posts I planned for this blog yet.

Three simultaneous web engagements going on at the moment don’t allow enough time to think, reflect and write valuable content. But rest assured, this blog will sure add value to your web experience soon. More so if you are a graphic designer; and even more if you are a graphic designer working with open source tools :)

Thanks for your time.  I will be back soon!

Hello World!

Eficacy Designs is back, with the new look and feel. Hope it fulfills its purpose of giving you a painless browsing experience. It would be great to know how your experience surfing eficacy turned out to be. Please feel free to drop a comment right here.

This site is not just my online shop, but also a test-bed for me to play on and play with. And that is why, some parts of it will keep updating pretty frequently, now that I have it in place. Hoping to see you around often, stay tuned.

Thanks for coming.

/kamal`