Dribbble has been the inspiration destination for designers for over a decade. How is it evolving to meet modern standards and designer needs? Our guest today is Michael Sacca, VP Product at Dribbble. You’ll hear from Michael about Dribbble’s product vision, designer communities, other popular design platforms, hiring designers, and much more. 

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Show Notes

• Crew.co, Unsplash — Michael’s previous businesses
• Tiny— the company that bought Dribbble
• Behance, Mobbin, Really Good Emails — other platforms for design inspiration
• Episode 178: Your Personal Design Style with Meg Lewis
• Creative Market — a popular design marketplace recently acquired by Dribbble
• Dribbble’s Blog and Newsletter
• Dribbble’s Designer Search — a visual search tool for hiring designers
• Rocketship.fm — Michael’s weekly podcast
• Follow Michael on Twitter @michaelsacca
• Michael’s Dribbble page

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