design-ERS

The journey of Lee Robinson, a Senior Developer with a creative vision, sharing his experience with launching his new course: React 2025.
http://react2025.com

Natalie Griffen, from Professional Soccer Player and Mechanical Engineer to Instagram webcomic artist, screenwriter and movie director is our new creative mind guest.
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https://designERS.show
📱 ApplePodcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0c5wPUIvfJ0ej2Y3QXXXMb?si=cldm37hzQPuUmLXt1JXlzA
🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0c5wPUIvfJ0ej2Y3QXXXMb?si=cldm37hzQPuUmLXt1JXlzA
💻 Medium: https://medium.com/design-ers

We discussed why Experience Design should go beyond Inclusivity, Accessibility and Diversity and focus on Belonging, defined as ‘the acceptance as a full member of the community; comfort in bringing your full self/contributions to work that improves motivation and persistence’.
Make sure you're going beyond accessibility and think big!
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https://designERS.show
📱 ApplePodcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0c5wPUIvfJ0ej2Y3QXXXMb?si=cldm37hzQPuUmLXt1JXlzA
🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0c5wPUIvfJ0ej2Y3QXXXMb?si=cldm37hzQPuUmLXt1JXlzA
💻 Medium: https://medium.com/design-ers

In this episode of our Life Stories series, we had the pleasure of hosting Jordi Bruin, creative thinker and unconventional developer, who shared with us his experience in building Soosee during the lockdown, an AR iOS app ingredient scanner that helps people avoid ingredients you can't have or don't like.

Enterprise UX is the design of holistic working experiences to empower employees in being successful and developing a genuine sense of belonging towards the organization they work for.
- It does include software and service design, but it's bigger than that
- It's all about workplace design and workforce culture
- It's grounded in inclusive design
- Functionally, sits at the intersection of IT, HR, corporate strategy and internal comms
This episode will shed some light on what makes enterprise UX different from the well-known, almost-infamous digital experience design applied to end-users. Plus, we'll share with you why you should consider it for your career.
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What are the skills needed for a designer in 2020?
Should we keep the focus on our creative craft or learn more about business?
Is content strategy important, or should we learn how to code?
We discussed how tricky the creative universe is nowadays and we introduced the 9 skills we believe to be the foundation of a modern designer, starting a conversation to identify what is the art of the possible to better craft our competence and build an effective personal development plan for our expertise.

The journey of a senior iOS software engineer launching his personal project while working in Silicon Valley for Google and Twitter.
IPTVX, the app to watch your digital content, Movies, Shows and Live Streaming with style!

In this episode, we discuss how self-awareness is the key to define work/life balance in terms of tangible outcomes, not just time. We shared our happiness-focused approach that starts with defining personal priorities and considers how they might shift during lifetime both for the planned and unplanned event. Eventually, you're in charge of your work/life balance, be ready to experiment but don't let anybody decide it for you!

What we learned about combining Networking and Collaboration to create real, trustworthy connections.

In the first episode, we discussed the creative process and how we applied to the creation of this podcast
- What is creativity and our process to create this podcast
- Idea Rave & Strategy
- Divide and conquer (artwork, tools (audio & video), logistics, etc.)
- Iterations and refinement
- What we liked
- What should have done better