Doosra

[naveak99]

The Doosra website is up!

http://doosra.in

[Paramvir]

congratulations guys! Good going!

[Saumya]

nice site. but some observations.

[Anjana Kamat]

hey I loved the illustrations (Safe Ali Khan etc) and some of your work! Nice!

[star]

good work guys! are you hiring?

[TruthHurts]

I like the approach. But i wish you would talk more about the work you did than life in general.

[DesignBoyz]

too much space wasted in the masthead. to read the first story one should not have to scroll down... if I have typed doosra in the URL window, I dont need to see the masthead again. I think its applying standard print design techniques to online.

[naveak99]

@Param @Anjana Kamat Thanks guys

@Saumya That's a lot of effort. I'll pass on your feedback to our design team

@Star We aren't hiring right now, but drop us a line. You never know.

@TruthHurts Your life is what you bring to your work. Think about it.

@DesignBoyz Will pass on your feedback

[basant kumar]

nice site and good work. Its nice to see small hot shops emerge and take part in the nation's growth story. And impressive to see you guys have some good accounts! Keep it up!

[Shahrukh Khan]

I somewhat agree with saumya but not totally. The large masthead can be a statement.

[jungle ki raani]

hey guys! good work! keep it up! nice site and good readinG!

[naveak99]

My new post on the Doosra website: The Delhi-isation of India
http://doosra.in/blog/?p=179

[Saumya]

I left my comment

[naveak99]

@Saumya - This new post is all about Mumbai, no Delhi
http://doosra.in/blog/?p=234

[Hasmukh]

I loved the detailed feedback from Saumya.

@saumya: I am soon goiung to ask you for similar feedback on my work...