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Dive Club đŸ€ż

Where designers never stop learning đŸ’Ș 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. How to pitch your designs like a pro💡

    HACE 16 H

    How to pitch your designs like a pro💡

    Most designers fall into the same trap when presenting their ideas. So this ~5 min episode breaks down how to pitch your designs like a pro. Chris AbadGabe Valdivia

    6 min
  2. Christophe Tauziet - Plaid’s culture of craft, tips for CRIT, and lessons from early Facebook

    HACE 4 DÍAS

    Christophe Tauziet - Plaid’s culture of craft, tips for CRIT, and lessons from early Facebook

    This week’s episode is with Christophe Tauziet who is the Head of Design at Plaid—one of today’s leading fintech companies. We go deep into the ways he’s building a culture of craft and the rituals they’ve evolved to consistently sweat the details. There are a lot of practical processes and ideas in this episode. Some highlights: Keys to a great async video share outHow to foster a winning CRIT environmentWhy Christophe implemented “polish reviews”Ways to foster collaboration within a design orgPractical advice for giving better design feedbackHow Christophe changed what he looks for in design candidatesa lot more Brian Lovin’s article “Teams should work with the garage door up”

    55 min
  3. 2 ways to make your design ideas compelling💡

    4 MAR

    2 ways to make your design ideas compelling💡

    You can have the greatest design concepts in the world, but none of that matters if they don't make it into production. So this episode is all about how to create an aura of inevitability around your ideas. It features stories from early Facebook, Webflow, and Figma 👇 Vincent van der Meulen (Design engineer at Figma)Soleio pt. 1 / pt. 2 (second designer at Facebook)Kevin Wong (Head of product at Webflow)

    7 min
  4. Aashman Goghari - Tackling complex design challenges at Palantir

    1 MAR

    Aashman Goghari - Tackling complex design challenges at Palantir

    Palantir is one of the most powerful products in existence today. It provides critical government and enterprise infrastructure from the factory floors to the front lines. You can literally build your own Airbnb on top of their development platform. But with great power comes lots of complexity
 So in this week’s episode, Design Lead Aashman Goghari gives us a behind-the-scenes of what it’s like designing products at Palantir. Becoming better at “problem decomposition”Two patterns for handling complex interfacesHow to think through systems like a developerHow data models can impact your design processDesigning new user experiences for “Ferrari products”How to collaborate more effectively with backend engineersFinding the balance between edge cases and the golden patha lot more Aashman mentions the Concepts app for sketching on iPadPalantir is currently hiring designersYou can follow Aashman on Twitter

    59 min
  5. 4 brand strategy tips from Smith & Diction💡

    25 FEB

    4 brand strategy tips from Smith & Diction💡

    When comes to brand design, Mike and Cara from Smith & Diction are pretty much top of the game (you might recognize them as the ones who did the brand identity for Perplexity). During our interview, it didn't take me long to realize that these two have more hacks and mental models for creativity than just about anyone I’ve met. So here are a few of my favorites. Watch the full episode with Smith & Diction here: https://www.dive.club/deep-dives/smith-diction

    7 min
  6. Thiago Costa - Cultivating taste as a designer

    21 FEB

    Thiago Costa - Cultivating taste as a designer

    If you asked me “who has the best taste in design right now?” one of the first people I’d mention is Thiago Costa. His product Fey is in the S-tier of design and I’ve studied his visual techniques for many years. Finally, after over a 12 months of pestering he agreed to share his secrets in a interview 🙌 We go deep into: Mastering the finer details of craftPutting AI at the heart of the new Fey 2.0Where Thiago draws inspiration outside of UIWhat it looks like to have a “heightened awareness”How Thiago evolved the Fey aesthetic from 1.0 to 2.0Specific visual techniques for making your UI more lifelikea lot more Caravaggio is the painter who Thiago calls the “master of light”The Local Project interior design channel on YouTube

    58 min
  7. Ammaar Reshi - Unlocking AI’s creative potential

    14 FEB

    Ammaar Reshi - Unlocking AI’s creative potential

    Today we get to hear from Ammaar Reshi who is the Head of Design at ElevenLabs—the AI audio platform that has come up multiple times in past episodes. So a big focus of this conversation is learning what it's like designing an AI-native product. We go deep into topics like: The backstory of Ammaar’s viral AI experimentsPredictions for the future of voice as an interfaceWhat it’s like collaborating with an research teamHow he’s designing novel interaction patterns for AIWhat Ammaar looks for when hiring startup designersWhat it’s like designing at multiple hyper growth startupsa lot more Thread of all Ammaar’s AI experiments (including the viral book and podcast app)Ammaar mentioned chatting with Nate Parrott from the Browser CompanyAmmaar mentions the Rabbit hardware productAmmaar mentions collaborating with his friend Pietro

    54 min
  8. Design “handoff” is changing forever 💡

    11 FEB

    Design “handoff” is changing forever 💡

    How do designers from today’s top teams collaborate with engineers? After many interviews I'm starting to notice a trend
 The highest functioning product teams throw away a lot of code and it’s a good model for what the new “handoff” process will look like. So this video highlights how it works at teams like Figma, Vercel, Perplexity, Airbnb, and more. Jenny Wen (OG designer of Figjam now at Anthropic)Teo Connor (VP of Design at Airbnb)John Pham (former design engineer at Vercel)Vincent van der Meulen (design engineer at Figma)Balint Orosz (cofounder of Craft Docs)Derek Briggs (Design + Code at Hypermode)Anthony Menecola (Staff designer at Shopify)Ammaar Reshi (Head of Design at ElevenLabs — episode coming soon)

    11 min
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Where designers never stop learning đŸ’Ș 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
  • Años de actividad
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodios
    117
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