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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2021 · 57 MIN

1.8 - Design for Developers

from CodingCat.dev Podcast · host CodingCat.dev Podcast

https://codingcat.dev/podcasts/1-8-design-for-developers/ Questions   I noticed you studied Industrial design. How did you find your way to UX or Interaction design? From the team to the community, are there patterns you see in  Opinions on education paths...bootcamps vs. institutions vs. workshops.master’s programs Do you need formal education around UX/UI? What advice would you give to others coming out of school and how to get started into the design side of a web development practice? Resources, tools? If someone not going to school wants to get started, how do you get in the door first? Networking - reaching out to people you admire  Soft Skills (importance of consulting and speaking skills)  Where does your community hang out? Especially after 2020? Meeting community where they platform Why do people thrive in communities? What communities exist or are accessible? Clubhouse Meet ups (local and online) AIGA, IxDA Community events (Code for Good / Givecamp, Global Service Design Jam, Courses / Co-Learning) / Ladies of UX /  What should a designer learn today? Attitude & aptitude  - curiosity & willingness to learn Mentor / find leaders to learn from  Online, self-driven learning (courses, youtube, google) Tools Sketch Figma Miro Adobe Products (Illustrator (SVG), Photoshop) Designers often work together and collaborate, how did this change in 2020? At work? Miro, drawing messy, white board type work. A developer can do the work, but often they need to be led down the path. Do you see this as a designers role, or more of an architect's role? Are mobile designers different from web designers? (platform agnostic?) Multi-modal Physical Design, Interactive Points, how do you manage expectations. What is hardest about being a designer? What is hard about getting started.  (Constraint, confidence & expression), non-stop pitching How can you be creative, but still need to work within a framework? Constraints are helpful  Design systems  What Physical devices are you using? iPad / Wacom Tablet Old school - Sticky notes / Whiteboard / sketchbook  Where can designers get started on the side, for freelance work Dribbble Pinterest Fiverr Instagram 99designs Awwwards  Purrfect Picks Christy Picks Books - Essentialism,  Deep Work Podcast: Peter Merholtz & JessieJames Garret - Finding our way Zoe Picks Design Better - Invision Podcast Headspace Meditation App - Series, Focus Music Elizabeth Picks Squads  https://basecamp.com/shapeup Brittney Postma Wireframe Podcast by Adobe Sackboy Alex Patterson https://config.figma.com/

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https://codingcat.dev/podcasts/1-8-design-for-developers/ Questions   I noticed you studied Industrial design. How did you find your way to UX or Interaction design? From the team to the community, are there patterns you see in  Opinions on education paths...bootcamps vs. institutions vs. workshops.master’s programs Do you need formal education around UX/UI? What advice would you give to others coming out of school and how to get started into the design side of a web development practice? Resources, tools? If someone not going to school wants to get started, how do you get in the door first? Networking - reaching out to people you admire  Soft Skills (importance of consulting and speaking skills)  Where does your community hang out? Especially after 2020? Meeting community where they platform Why do people thrive in communities? What communities exist or are accessible? Clubhouse Meet ups (local and online) AIGA, IxDA Community events (Code for Good / Givecamp, Global Service Design Jam, Courses / Co-Learning) / Ladies of UX /  What should a designer learn today? Attitude & aptitude  - curiosity & willingness to learn Mentor / find leaders to learn from  Online, self-driven learning (courses, youtube, google) Tools Sketch Figma Miro Adobe Products (Illustrator (SVG), Photoshop) Designers often work together and collaborate, how did this change in 2020? At work? Miro, drawing messy, white board type work. A developer can do the work, but often they need to be led down the path. Do you see this as a designers role, or more of an architect's role? Are mobile designers different from web designers? (platform agnostic?) Multi-modal Physical Design, Interactive Points, how do you manage expectations. What is hardest about being a designer? What is hard about getting started.  (Constraint, confidence & expression), non-stop pitching How can you be creative, but still need to work within a framework? Constraints are helpful  Design systems  What Physical devices are you using? iPad / Wacom Tablet Old school - Sticky notes / Whiteboard / sketchbook  Where can designers get started on the side, for freelance work Dribbble Pinterest Fiverr Instagram 99designs Awwwards  Purrfect Picks Christy Picks Books - Essentialism,  Deep Work Podcast: Peter Merholtz & JessieJames Garret - Finding our way Zoe Picks Design Better - Invision Podcast Headspace Meditation App - Series, Focus Music Elizabeth Picks Squads  https://basecamp.com/shapeup Brittney Postma Wireframe Podcast by Adobe Sackboy Alex Patterson https://config.figma.com/

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