Dive Club 🤿

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Where designers never stop learning 💪 Dive Club is an interview series hosted by Ridd that is designed to unlock knowledge from today's most prolific designers. We go deep into craft, storytelling, tools, design engineering, startups, and much more. You can find all of the episodes, key takeaways, and bonus resources here 👉 Dive.club

  1. Designing the first ever tabletop game console

    -2 ДН.

    Designing the first ever tabletop game console

    Board (https://board.fun/) has taken over social social media (and for good reason). It’s one of the most obvious yet innovative products I’ve ever seen. So as soon as Kevin Twohy (https://x.com/kevintwohy) shared a preview with me I knew we had to do an interview to get the behind-the-scenes (spoiler: I did buy it lol). So this episode is a deep dive into his design process for the first ever tabletop game console: - What he learned about prototyping hardware products - How they figured out the “brand moves” for Board - How Kevin makes the most of AI tools - + a lot more Kevin referenced Mike and Chara Smith’s episode talking about “brand moves” multiple times - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jhxx6yK2J08&t=392s

    41 мин.
  2. How AI is Changing Design Workflows

    -4 ДН.

    How AI is Changing Design Workflows

    AI is reshaping how we design and build software, creating huge opportunities for designers who experiment, adapt, and help define what the practice looks like next. This session is your opportunity to learn directly from some of the best in the industry.

    49 мин.
  3. Drew Wilson - How designers become builders and the future of tooling

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    Drew Wilson - How designers become builders and the future of tooling

    Imagine a world where handoff no longer exists and designers are moving fluidly in code… [Drew Wilson](https://x.com/drewwilson) is one of the people pulling that future into the present so this week’s episode is a deep dive into his vision for the new design tool [Opacity](https://opacity.app/). Some highlights: - How team structures are changing - How to stand out when everyone is a builder - What design’s “Github moment” will look like - The fracturing of the market for design talent - How Drew is approaching this startup differently - Where the new technical threshold is for designers - + a lot more Drew is also building his new IDE called Loop - https://loupe.build/

    59 мин.
  4. Keys to craft: Supercut’s playbook for design excellence

    17 ОКТ.

    Keys to craft: Supercut’s playbook for design excellence

    Over the last few months one product has risen to the top of my inspiration list… ツSupercut (https://supercut.ai/) The point of this episode is to figure out what it takes to consistently reach that level of excellence. How do you maintain that level of attention to detail while preserving the speed that you need to hit when going 0 -> 1 on a new product? This week's episode is with David (https://x.com/okuiux?lang=en) and [Neil](https://x.com/neiltak) the cofounders of Supercut which has quickly become one of my favorite pieces of software in my stack. So we're going deep into how they work, how they think about product, and all of the little decisions they make that together create a truly excellent user experience. 👇 - When design works in Figma vs. in code - How AI + small teams changes the design process - Supercut’s playbook for achieving design excellence - Strategies for weaving AI into the fabric of a product - Specific examples of how they sweat the details with animations - Float (https://float.build/) - Supercut (https://supercut.ai/) - Soleio (https://x.com/soleio) - Typeform (https://www.typeform.com/try/typeformbrand?&tf_campaign=US_CA-Brand-Core-English-Combined+Exact-Negs-US_23072929907&tf_source=google&tf_medium=paid&tf_content=187015558460_712286961333&tf_term=typeform&tf_dv=c&tf_matchtype=e&tf_location=9191275&gad_campaignid=23072929907&gbraid=0AAAAADLdz00gdIHfhkPP72sgfJ9L3UUg_)

    55 мин.
  5. Rooz Mahdavian - Designing frontier interfaces at Neuralink and Apple

    3 ОКТ.

    Rooz Mahdavian - Designing frontier interfaces at Neuralink and Apple

    We’re talking about craft in B2B SaaS... but what is it like designing for frontier interfaces like the Apple watch or even neural interfaces? We find out in this week’s episode with Rooz Mahdavian. (https://x.com/roozm) He’s the design engineer at Neuralink so we're about to get pretty nerdy and talk about what it’s like designing an experience that allows someone to use a computer with just their mind. The level of detail and first-principles design thinking is truly impressive. Some highlights: - What it looks like to design for delight in neural interfaces - What Neuralink is looking for in their 2nd design engineer role - What it takes to design frontier interfaces at Apple and Neuralink - The evolution from Apple Watch Siri face to brain-computer interfaces - Rooz’s vision for “daydreaming with computers” and direct visual imagery transfer - Reimagining a cursor for a neural interface - from color-based feedback to circular reticles - + a lot more - Apple Watch Faces team (https://www.youtube.com/embed/oaqHdULqet0?start=585&end=705&autoplay=1&controls=0) - Siri Watch Face (intern project that shipped) (https://www.youtube.com/embed/oaqHdULqet0?start=585&end=705&autoplay=1&controls=0) - Neuralink (https://neuralink.com/) - brain computer interface company - Blindside - Neuralink’s vision restoration project (https://neuralink.com/trials/visual-prosthesis/)

    56 мин.
  6. Escha Vera - Designing Perplexity’s Comet and Using AI Like an Artist

    26 СЕНТ.

    Escha Vera - Designing Perplexity’s Comet and Using AI Like an Artist

    Imagine it’s your first day as a designer at Perplexity... and the VP of Design hands you the keys for their all-new AI browser, [Comet](https://www.perplexity.ai/comet). That’s the story for [Escha Vera](https://x.com/eschadiol). So this week’s episode is a deep dive into her design process and what it looks like to use AI like an artist. - How she designed Comet onboarding experience - Creating generative invite codes using multiple AI tools - How she created the Perplexity design system from scratch - How she productized AI without leading with chat interfaces or prompts - What are her principles for designing AI experiences that prioritize usability - + a lot more - [Soleio](https://www.dive.club/deep-dives/soleio-2) sent the intro to [Henry Modisett](https://www.dive.club/deep-dives/henry-modisett) - She worked at [Descript](https://x.com/descriptapp) before joining [Perplexity](https://x.com/perplexity_ai) - Previously worked on [Daylight Computer](https://x.com/daylightco) and Motif - Collaborating with [Phi Hong](https://www.dive.club/deep-dives/phi-hoang) on branding at Perplexity - Uses [Suno](https://suno.com/home?wpsrc=Google%20AdWords&wpcid=22042553892&wpscid=173890219393&wpcrid=726251362516&wpkwid=kwd-2827037661&wpkwn=suno&wpkmatch=e&wpsnetn=g&gad_campaignid=22042553892&gbraid=0AAAAA9pWpduFan7icL90FczgyQploCsYi) for music generation and remixing

    58 мин.
  7. Carl Rivera - Shopify’s big bet on design and craft as the differentiator

    19 СЕНТ.

    Carl Rivera - Shopify’s big bet on design and craft as the differentiator

    What does the perfect e-commerce platform look like in an AI era? That’s the question Shopify’s Chief Design Officer Carl Rivera has set out to answer so this week’s episode is all about Shopify’s big bet on design and craft as the ultimate differentiator. We go deep into: - What happens when AI makes everyone a 7/10 designer - What most design teams get wrong when casting vision - How design can lead the creation of truly native AI experiences - Why every designer at Shopify is learning to ship to production - Carl’s thesis for why designers are severely undervalued in the market - Why Shopify acquired Molly Studio and what it means for how the org works - + a lot more https://www.molly.studio/ - design studio acquired by Shopify

    51 мин.
  8. Catt Small - How staff designers build influence and lead as ICs

    12 СЕНТ.

    Catt Small - How staff designers build influence and lead as ICs

    Only a select few have multiple episodes on Dive Club and today Catt Small joins the ranks. She has a gift for turning messy ideas into practical next steps so it’s no wonder her Staff Designer course is one of the top-rated on Maven. In this episode we go deep into all of the ways you can make an impact by building influence on your team and effectively casting vision for your product. Some highlights: The 2 ways to measure your influenceStrategies for getting distribution for your ideasHow to select the ideal format for casting a visionStorytelling tactics used by the best staff designersHow to strategically invest in workplace relationshipsWhat Catt learned while interviewing staff designers for her new book ⭐ Get $100 off Catt’s course: Staff Designer: Influence & Lead as an Individual Contributor⭐ Get 15% off pre-orders for her new book: The Staff Designer

    57 мин.
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Where designers never stop learning 💪 Dive Club is an interview series hosted by Ridd that is designed to unlock knowledge from today's most prolific designers. We go deep into craft, storytelling, tools, design engineering, startups, and much more. You can find all of the episodes, key takeaways, and bonus resources here 👉 Dive.club

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    Ridd
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