Electrochromic devices have emerged as new age technology devices due their low power consumption, eye friendly working modes, and simple structure with easily adjustable features. Such devices have vast application prospects in areas like energy efficient building architecture, flexible displays, next generation smart wearables, satellite thermal control, etc. Organic electrochromic material offers several advantages, including rich color, stretchable and flexible architecture, facile synthesis, and easy modification of optical properties. However there are certain technical issues, such as cyclic stability, durability, uniform color performance, etc, which are still to be resolved before large scale commercialization of organic electrochromic devices can occur. In recent years, various research teams have made efforts in developing new methods and technologies to overcome such issues. Here, we have summarized these innovative efforts taken in the last decade to help researchers analyze and compare different techniques adopted toward improving the performance of organic electrochromic devices.