Jack Brody - Designing Snapchat and the future of music
Jack Brody joined Snapchat as one of the early designers where he spent 10 years and eventually became Head of Product.So this week’s episode features a lot of lessons learned from the early design team at Snap and an inside look at what makes their culture so special.But we also go deep into Jack’s new role as the Chief Product Officer at Suno where he’s helping design the future of music. So we end up having quite the discussion on creative launchpads and the impact of AI.Some highlights:Suno’s vision for the future of musicHow AI flips the design process on its headJack’s viral Kim Kardashian moment at SnapHow Jack grew his strategy muscles at SnapThe 3 types of competitive advantages with AIThe big unlock while designing Suno’s creation UXa lot moreSuno is hiring!
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6 tips to make your portfolio stand out💡
I’ve interviewed a lot of designers who have landed some pretty high profile roles and I’m starting to notice some trends 👀So this video breaks down 6 portfolio tips that you can use to stand out.
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Nad Chishtie - A new way to design and build with AI
Lovable has quickly become the go-to way I build my ideas with AI and this week we get to hear from their first designer Nad Chishtie.We go deep into what it takes to succeed as a founding designer and all of the ways AI is shaping modern product teams.Some highlights:Nad’s tips for collaborating creatively with AI toolsHow designers can be enablers instead of bottlenecksHow Nad balances Figma with new AI tools like LovableWhy Lovable built and deleted a Figma-like layers panelWhat it’s like at the fastest growing startup in European historya lot moreNad mentions one of his favorite AI tools GranolaI talked about Unicorn Studio
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Designing on expert mode
My #1 source of imposter syndrome is when I see designers prototyping beautiful interactions like this or even this.It’s one thing to create gorgeous interfaces, but crafting complex interactions from first principles is designing on expert mode. And it’s a big reason why Linear lists interactions as a requirement three separate times in their job description for principal designer.So this week’s episode is all about how to unlock the skill of interaction design 👇Gavin Nelson (Mobile designer for Linear)Janum Trivedi (Prototyping specialist at Airbnb)Alex Cornell (Gen-AI designer at Meta)Dennis Muller (Founder + designer at Amie)Dan LaCivita (Co-founder of Play)
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Sam Stephenson - The journey of designing an AI product
I use Granola every single day and it’s quickly become a beloved product in the tech community.But it was a winding journey to get there…So in this episode their co-founder and designer, Sam Stephenson, gives a behind-the-scenes of what it was like going 0 → 1 with Granola:How to navigate the idea maze for an AI productWhat Sam has learned about prompt engineeringWhat it takes to succeed as an early stage startup designerHow they arrived at Granola’s breakthrough interaction patternA glimpse of Granola’s future product roadmap and teams strategyThe piece of advice that reshaped how they think about onboardinga lot more⭐ Granola is offering 3 months free for you and anyone on your team(!!) using this linkThey’re also hiring a founding designerSam mentions Soleio who was their first investorDaniel Kahneman is the psychologist Sam mentionsThe Science of Managing our Digital StuffDavid Lee is the YC Partner who gave them onboarding adviceIf you liked this episode then you’ll enjoy the interview with Colin Dunn (co-founder and designer of Visual Electric)
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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