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Crunchyroll System Design Explained
Crunchyroll System Design explained, covering anime streaming, simulcast releases, subtitle handling, CDNs, and scalable OTT architecture.
Mishayl Hanan
Jan 8 · 2026
Notion System Design Explained
Notion System Design explained, covering block-based content, real-time collaboration, databases, permissions, and scalable workspace architecture.
Mishayl Hanan
Jan 7 · 2026
Robinhood System Design interview
This blog walks through the problem the way Robinhood interviewers expect you to reason about it: starting from constraints, explaining failure modes, and clearly defending trade-offs.
Zarish Khalid
Jan 6 · 2026
Miro System Design Explained
Miro System Design explained, covering real-time collaboration, infinite canvas modeling, conflict resolution, and scalable whiteboard architecture.
Mishayl Hanan
Jan 6 · 2026
ServiceNow System Design interview
This blog explains how to ace the ServiceNow system design interview by focusing on platform-level thinking: designing a metadata-first, multi-tenant enterprise system that supports deep customization, long-running workflows, strict data isolation, and upgrade-safe extensibility at scale.
Zarish Khalid
Jan 5 · 2026
Google Sheets System Design
Google Sheets System Design explained, covering real-time collaboration, formula recalculation, dependency tracking, and scalable spreadsheet architecture.
Areeba Haider
Jan 1 · 2026
Google Calendar System Design
Google Calendar System Design explained, covering event scheduling, time zones, recurrence handling, notifications, and scalable collaboration architecture.
Mishayl Hanan
Jan 1 · 2026
Tesla System Design interview
This blog reframes the Tesla system design interview as Tesla interviewers expect you to approach it: by reasoning from real-world constraints, articulating trade-offs explicitly, and explaining why your design choices protect safety, scalability, and long-term operability.
Khayyam Hashmi
Dec 31 · 2025
Twilio System Design interview
This blog rewrites system design as Twilio interviewers expect you to approach it: constraint-first, failure-aware, and explicit about trade-offs. Rather than listing components, we will focus on why each part exists, what breaks at scale, and how to defend your choices in an interview.
Zarish Khalid
Dec 30 · 2025
