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Hatch: Design Talks
by Hatch Conference
The official podcast for HATCH Conference, where we feature design leaders who are public speakers and workshop facilitators. Our guests will share their specific methods of working, analyse trends in their fields of expertise and advise designers starting their leadership path.
Episodes
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The Impact of A.I. in UX with Jascha Goltermann
In our last episode of the season, we speak to Jascha Goltermann, design manager at Booking.com. He’s joining Hatch to talk about the learnings building Booking’s new A.I. powered trip planner, and sharing his views on how what the big leap in the technology might change the way design and tech...
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Transitioning from B2C to B2B as a Designer with Luana Moura
Today we chat with Luana Moura, a brazilian self-taught designer who is now Senior UX Manager at GetYourGuide after a career of more than 20 years. We spoke about what it takes to transition into a lead position, the differences between working in a B2B focused project in comparison to a B2C, and...
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Beyond the hype of A.I. and the new Design Tools
What do all these new developments mean for designers and creatives? We spoke with Nadia Piet from AIxDesign about who is really writing the future of what A.I. is, and moving beyond the "arms race" that's currently happening into creating spaces where we are the ones who define how we want this…
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The Courage to lead through collaborative Decision making with Uliana Bashchuk
Uliana works at eleks, and when she became a manager, she understood from the get-go that the way their team collaborates could be a real asset, especially in fast-paced environments like consultancy. She has years of experience leading product teams, but also being an external consultant with…
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The Design Process is a Lie with José Torre
Today José Torre, Senior Staff Designer at Shopify joins me. He’s a super interesting person, and he’s known for the keynotes he does for conferences due to his amazing illustrations. I’m sure you’ve seen him either in a Medium article, speaking at Config a few years ago, or just being reposted...
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Getting your Buy-In! and making Stakeholders listen with Kevin Hawkins
Today I have a chat with Kevin Hawkins, who has been leading teams in companies like PWC, Booking, and most recently Glovo. His talk at Hatch focuses on getting buy-in for projects that are sometimes not wanted, so we dig into some examples of this, as well as on his takes on the transition from...
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Leveraging customer insights for agile design strategies with Sara Logel
My guest today is Sara Logel, Lead UX research consultant at UserTesting. Sara will be speaking at Hatch, about how a company called Staffbase created processes to implement fast feedback, but in this episode we focus a bit more on one of her core skills: running workshops together with…
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Systems of Exclusion with Luke Murphy
Luke Murphy started the Design Advocate Team at Zeroheight. Luke identifies as non-binary and is on a mission to further raise awareness on how designers could sometimes reinforce systemic exclusion, without being aware. Besides working at Zeroheight, Luke plays in a band , and has been an event...
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Getting Lost in Discovery with Jaime Levy
Jaime Levy, author of the book “UX Strategy”, has had an incredible life so far. Born in LA, moved to New York City where she was part of its thriving art scene, and later wrote the book that would take her around the world preaching about strategy and discovery. Jaime now lives in Berlin and…
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A Love Letter from Designers to Developers with Nadia Tokerud
Today I speak with Norwegian lead designer Nada Tokerud from Buypass, who after being a senior contributor jumped into the challenges of design leadership. The bumps in the road led her to craft a very specific take on how designers and developers should collaborate, and she will be showcasing…
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Why innovation fails? and how to change that, with Dan Tase
Today I spoke to Dan Tase, who after living for a while in London and Berlin, settled in Stockholm where he founded a des ign studio that is small by design. Dan walks us through the challenges of having your own company while trying to stay hands on in their projects, his perspective on how...
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Is AI an enemy or an ally for designers? with Raitis Velps
Raitis works at Corebookº, a company with the mission to forever kill the PDF as a way for designers to share brand guidelines. This year they are extending their product in the AI space, and we discuss what this means, as well as his vision for how AI is going to be used for designers in the…
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Embracing Multisensory & Accessible Design with Natalia Filvarova
With quite a unique background in neuroscience, Natalia Filvarova works as a User Researcher at Google, helping identifying whether the people behind the screen are who they say they are, and that their privacy is protected. We talked about designing for people with disabilities, making research...
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Is Atomic Design Dead? with Brad Frost
Our 2023 season starts with no other than Brad Frost, author of Atomic Design and probably the person we owe a lot of our mental models for how we deal nowadays with Design Systems. Besides talking about the current state of Design and his masterclass at Hatch Conference, we dive into AI, holding...
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Sarmishta Pantham: The Power of staying a Beginner
In this last episode of the series I’m interviewing Sarmista Pantham, who is an independent designer and art director. She worked both with large brands and startups and after becoming a mother decided to start her own studio. On this episode we speak about her career, when is a good time to take…
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Samuel Huber: Prototyping for the Planet
Today I’m interviewing Samuel Huber, Strategy Director at Goodpatch. Goodpatch is a global agency from Japan that also has offices in Berlin. They focus on what they call “planet-centric design”. Sam speaks with me about what this really means, how they convince clients to incorporate the...
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Julia Kestner: (In)consistencies in Design Systems
Today I’m interviewing Julia Kestner, Manager Designer Advocate at Figma. With Figma being in hypergrowth phase and expanding in Europe, her job comes with exciting new challenges. I spoke with her about the role of the Designer Advocate, the dangers of becoming too precious with one’s design...
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Wolfgang Bremer: Human-Centered Leadership
Today I’m interviewing Wolfgang Bremer. He’s the head of design of Elli, a company from the Volkswagen Group. Wolfgang has also spoken in some big UX conferences around the world, and is very active on twitter, where he shares great design memes with his over 21 thousand followers. In our chat…
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Sarrah Vesselov: Building Design Systems that work for your whole Organisation
This is Hatch Design Talks where we sit down with design leaders and public speakers who will be featured in the HATCH Conference, on September the 8th. I’m Damian, founder and curator of HATCH, and today I’m speaking to Sarrah Vesselov. She’s the Design Director at Honeycomb back in the US and...
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Sebastian Gier: Creating product experiences for a sustainable future
Sebastian is a strategic designer who loves to design brand-shaping positive human experiences, drive business growth and accelerate positive futures. He's also the host of DesignDrives, a podcast where he speaks with Design Leaders around the world. In 2022, he founded Footprint, a company...
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Melinda Jacobs: "The Danger of Gaming the System"
Today we chat with Melinda Jacobs. She’s a gamification expert and has been working on the field and speaking at conferences for over ten years. She’s founded and is now CEO of Perkio, a company tackling culture and wellbeing inside organizations. Our chat hits on topics like ethics and...
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Tarek Sadi: "Designing for your Product Vision"
Today I’ll be speaking with Tarek Sadi, Director of UX and Product Design at Blinkist. We’ll talk a little bit on how Design is done at Blinkist, how was his transition to design leader, and the value of designing for one’s product vision. Here is the list of book Tarek recommends: Continuous...
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Hatch Design Talks - Trailer
Welcome to Hatch: Design Talks, the official podcast for the Hatch Conference, a one-day event for UX & Design professionals taking place in-person in Berlin, and streaming to the world. In this podcast we’ll be talking with design leaders and experts, who also happen to be speaking or…
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The official podcast for HATCH Conference, where we feature design leaders who are public speakers and workshop facilitators. Our guests will share their specific methods of working, analyse trends in their fields of expertise and advise designers starting their leadership path.
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The official podcast for HATCH Conference, where we feature design leaders who are public speakers and workshop facilitators. Our guests will share their specific methods of working, analyse trends in their fields of expertise and advise designers starting their leadership path.
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