Podcasts about ux engineer

Get into the groove, as Donnie D'Amato shares his journey into the world of dance, from dancing in the kitchen with his family to mimicking moves from video games. His passion for dance continued into high school, where he joined a breakdancing group, and an unexpected audition led him to his first paid job for a DJ company. Donnie touches on his unique journey in the dance world, including his appearances on “So You Think You Can Dance” and his involvement with the New York Dance Parade. He also reflects on the balance between following patterns and finding room for personal expression.Guest BioDonnie D'Amato (he/him) is the Founder & Chief Architect of Design Systems House; a consultancy dedicated to the future of design systems.He is also the moderator of the Slack, Twitter, and Mastodon design system communities, author of gridless.design; a thesis on mismatching the design grid to the web medium, and instructor for User Research and Interaction Design at Parsons School of Design. Previously, Donnie was the first UX Engineer at Compass, and currently he is engineering lead for the UXCore library at GoDaddy.LinksDonnie's website: https://donnie.damato.design/Donnie's podcast: https://wireframe.fm/New York Dance Parade: https://danceparade.org/Central Park Dance Skaters Association: https://cpdsa.org/CreditsCover design by Raquel Breternitz.

We loved chatting with Cristina Peña about her role as a UX Engineer. In this episode Cristina walks us through setting up component libraries, the specifics of what she learned at Turing that helped her, and what it's like setting up a new UX Engineering team with a tenured teammate. If you are interested in design and front end engineering this is definitely an episode that you will enjoy! If you or someone you know are code curious, we encourage you to attend a Turing Try Coding Event. You can register for a Try Coding class at turing.edu/try-coding.

Jina Anne and Adekunle Oduye join host Chris Strahl in a candid conversation that explores career pathways within the evolving realm of design systems amidst the latest market conditions. They share valuable insights on how the key to thriving in uncertain times is through understanding the nuanced dance between business language and design practice. Jina, renowned for her pioneering efforts in design tokens at Salesforce, illustrates the importance of scalability and care for user experience. Adekunle, drawing from his experience as lead design engineer at Plaid, discusses the intricate balancing act of adopting new technologies while maintaining user trust and meeting business objectives.View the transcript of this episode.Check out our upcoming events.SpeakersJina (they/she) is a design systems advocate. They founded Clarity, a design systems community conference, and they maintain the Design Systems Slack. Jina co-chairs the Design Tokens Community Group. And on the Sass core team, they lead the brand and website design and development. Jina is also recognized as a Google Developers Expert (in Web Technologies [UI and Tooling]). Jina has been making websites as a hobby for about 30 years. They've worked professionally in the industry for 22 years (19 of those years working with design systems). They have been said to be one of the most cheerful goths.Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay) is an UX Engineer born / breed / based in Brooklyn, New York. Currently he's at Plaid, where he's helping to build Threads, Plaid's official design system. Outside of work he's a coach, speaker, and co-hosts the Code and Pixels podcast. He's very passionate about design systems, prototyping, and front-end development. When he's not building software, you can probably find him reading up on Stoicism or planning my next adventure.HostChris Strahl is co-founder and CEO of Knapsack, host of @TheDSPod, DnD DM, and occasional river guide. You can find Chris on Twitter as @chrisstrahl and on LinkedIn.SponsorSponsored by Knapsack, the design system platform that brings teams together. Learn more at knapsack.cloud.

Chris Strahl sits with Jamie Totten from Klue and they unpack the unique challenges and benefits of implementing a design system in a fast-paced startup. Drawing inspiration from Spotify's "guild format", they emphasize the importance of voluntary commitment, maintaining positivity and on making the most with limited resources.View the transcript of this episode here.Register here for our upcoming webinar, ‘What Really Matters in Design Systems' on October 25th. GuestJamie Totten is a UX Engineer at Klue, where he facilitates and coordinates the Design System Guild efforts, and hopes to someday turn the guild into a real team. Embedded on the Design team, he supports product and engineering teams with their features. He loves systems thinking, design, and engineering. He also loves clean, well structured code, and thoughtful design that solves human problems.HostChris Strahl is co-founder and CEO of Knapsack, host of @TheDSPod, DnD DM, and occasional river guide. You can find Chris on Twitter as @chrisstrahl and on LinkedIn.Sponsored by Knapsack, the design system platform that brings teams together. Learn more at knapsack.cloud.

Ep 150 | Sergio Ruiz (Serudda) Frontend y UX Engineer, nos habla de su experiencia con los famosos Side Projects o Proyectos personales de los que tanto se mencionan últimamente, nos tira la posta sobre el impacto que puede tener en nuestra carrera de UX (o cualquier otra) especialmente ahora que todo el mundo hace el mismo curso

In today's digital world you must have an online presence to be effective. Not only a presence but a unified, beautiful, and fast user experience. How do companies achieve consistency across thousands of pages? How do different stakeholders across the organization gain visibility into the capabilities of a system? One way is through a single design system which essentially is a set of standards intended to manage design at scale using reusable components and patterns. Today we are joined by a guest who has first hand experience at crafting such a system for the financial giant Intuit. Join us as we dive into the importance and complexities of building such systems, the journey of our guest and how she found the role that straddles multiple worlds to bring unification across an organization. Our guest today, Kelly Harrop, has held positions as both a designer and an engineer for companies like Intuit, Fossil, USAA and Tekzenit, giving her a unique perspective into the technical creation process. Her journey into tech is anything but ordinary, she has been a professional Guitar Hero player and a video game model. Currently, she is a Principal UX engineer at Intuit crafting design system solutions for complex frameworks. When Kelly is not designing beautiful experiences and building usable systems she is playing video games including her current favorites, Overwatch and Elden Ring, and drinking cold brew. Connect with Kelly: Twitter LinkedIn Podcast-Code & Pixels Website Show notes and helpful resources: Kelly's UX Engineering for Design systems article Storybook How Intuit organize their Storybook Proof - a test runner for Storybook Style Dictionary by Danny Banks - referencing Design Tokens Clarity - A design systems conference DevTools.fm podcast iTerm DocBlocks - a better way to make storybook documentation Building something cool or solving interesting problems? Want to be on this show? Send me an email at jointhepodcast@unfilteredbuild.com Podcast produced by Unfiltered Build - dream.design.develop.

Today, I'm talking to Adekunle Oduye.-Adekunle is a UX Engineer at Plaid, where he's helping to build Threads, Plaid's official design system. He also co-authored the Design Engineering Handbook by InVision and is passionate about design systems, prototyping, and front-end development. When Adekunle isn't building software, you can probably find him reading up on Stoicism or planning his next adventure.-As a designer, I find it fascinating to learn about other roles. So, in our conversation, we delved deep into UX Engineering, a discipline that combines design and development. Adekunle shared a lot of insights into his day-to-day as a UX Engineer, best practices for prototyping, advice for people who want to become UX Engineers, and so much more. A lot of value packed in this one, so without further ado, here's my conversation with Adekunle Oduye.===Highlights⭐ What is UX Engineering⭐ Day to day as a UX Engineer⭐ How to work with designers, engineers, and PMs⭐ Best practices for prototyping⭐ How to become a UX Engineer===Links

Kelly Harrop joins the show to talk about her origin story, starting as a professional gamer turned video game model, turned product manager turned UX Engineer, where she has settled in to her passion. We discuss what UX Engineering is all about, and just how much she loves buttons. We talk about video games, including her current obsession, Elden Ring, before finding ourselves back in familiar territory discussing how video games relate to life. Discussed Links https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/elden-ring/elden-ring (Elden Ring) https://codeandpixels.fm/ (Code and Pixels Podcast) https://t.co/y9iMtT8ZWj (Kelly's Talk at Figma's Config Conference) https://t.co/CKE7rCpuSY (Kelly's Website) https://twitter.com/kellycodeschaos (Kelly's Twitter: @KellyCodesChaos) Previously on WebJoy https://webjoy.fm/episode/season-1-episode-1-play-until-it-pays-jason-lengstorf (S1 E1: Play Until it Pays) https://webjoy.fm/episode/s1-e5-instead-of-using-fire-i-use-ice-michael-mtliendo (S1 E5: Instead of Using Fire, I Use Ice)

En este episodio, grabado con el apoyo de StreamYard (https://streamyard.com/), conocemos a Cristina Carrascal (https://twitter.com/_chococrispis) y a Miriam García Toledo (https://twitter.com/miriamgarciatol) que han venido a hablarnos sobre la tan prometida UX. Cristina es una apasionada de lo digital, ha estudiado arquitectura y diseño y tras varios años trabajando como diseñadora se tiró a la piscina y estudió desarrollo front, actualmente es UX Engineer en CORUNET. Miriam estudió diseño de moda y varios años más tarde realizó un máster en diseño gráfico y actualmente es diseñadora gráfica y diseñadora web en SDi Digital Group. Nos han contado cómo han llegado hasta sus puestos actuales, y cómo es un día trabajando con UX para sus clientes, también hemos hablado del papel de la UX a la hora de desarrollar un producto y cómo repercute en el usuario. Hemos aprovechado para preguntarles cuáles son las principales dificultades que se encuentran en su día a día y han acabado compartiéndonos dramas y malas prácticas que han visto a lo largo de su carrera. Lo bueno es que mientras nos lo contaban nos han ido dando consejos para enfrentar esas situaciones! Además nos han recomendado un montón de recursos y referentes para aquellas personas que quieran aprender UX, te los dejamos a continuación: https://twitter.com/LadiesthatUX_MA https://twitter.com/cbusquets https://twitter.com/carmenansio https://friends.figma.com/ Si quieres aportar algún recurso más o opinar sobre el tema, estaremos encantadas de leerte en Twitter https://twitter.com/techandladies

This week we're joined by Annie Sexton, UX Engineer at Render, to talk about her blog post titled Git Organized: A Better Git Flow that made the internet explode when she suggested using reset instead of rebase for a better git flow. On this show we talk about the git flow she suggests and why, how this flow works for her when she's hacking on the Render codebase (and when she uses it), the good and the bad of Git, and we also talked about the cognitive load of Git commits as you work.

This week we're joined by Annie Sexton, UX Engineer at Render, to talk about her blog post titled Git Organized: A Better Git Flow that made the internet explode when she suggested using reset instead of rebase for a better git flow. On this show we talk about the git flow she suggests and why, how this flow works for her when she's hacking on the Render codebase (and when she uses it), the good and the bad of Git, and we also talked about the cognitive load of Git commits as you work.

การทำงาน Product นั้นจะมีส่วนงานที่แบ่งออกไปหลายส่วนด้วยกันครับ แต่ก่อนหมีป๋อมก็ทำตั้งแต่ UX จนส่งมอบงานให้ Dev ด้วยลักษณะงาน HTML/CSS เลย (นี่คือหมีป๋อมทำเมื่อ 10 ปีที่แล้วตอนยังเป็น CSS Designer นะครับ) ผ่านมาสิบปี แต่นอนว่าการทำงานมันเปลี่ยนไปเยอะ การเจาะจงส่วนงานการทำงานก็ชัดเจนมากขึ้น เพื่อรองรับการสเกลทีมในอนาคตด้วย ซึ่งการทำงาน UX อย่างที่หลายคนทราบ มันมี Porcess ที่หลายขั้นตอน จะให้ทำ Coding หรือปัจจุบันนี้เราเรียกว่า Front-end อาจจะยากไปสักหน่อย (ไม่ได้บอกว่าทำไม่ได้นะ) EP นี้เลยได้มีโอกาสพูดคุยกับ UX หรือ Product Designer คนนึงที่ทำงานควบคู่กับ Front-end เลย (ปัจจุบัน Front-end ไม่ได้มีแค่ HTML/CSS แล้ว มีไปถึง js เลย และหน้าที่นี่สามารถอ้างอิงกับตำแหน่ง UX Engineer ที่หลายบริษัททั่วโลกเริ่มปรับตัวกันแล้ว) กับน้องเจนนี่ 5Labs Group กันครับว่าทำงานอย่างไรบ้าง ติดตามได้ใน EP นี้ครับ

大家好，記得去年我們認真跟大家做了一項關於主題的問卷，那前三名的其中一個就是 The Magic of UX Engineer。我相信在很多大組織都有類似的角色 (Agoda, Google, Indeed, FB 等等) 只是職稱可能會是 UI Engineer, UX Developer, Design Technologist。今天我們就請到 Kah Wai Liew ( 綽號 Turtle ) - 目前在 Grab 擔任 UX Engineer Manager，一起來深入聊聊 UX Engineer 這個職位。 02:17 自我介紹，2016 加入 Grab 從 SE 到成為 UX engineer 契機 11:45 UX engineer 在設計團隊草創時期的定位 15:20 Grab UX engineer 日常之印象深刻的專案 21:45 UX engineer 在設計團隊或整個組織的挑戰與影響力

Alankrita Dayal is focused on developing educational technology that utilizes machine learning and artificial intelligence to curate effective and personalized STEM learning pathways for students in K-12. She is also the Executive Director at Program yoUr Future (PUF), where she organizes large-scale academic bootcamps that educate and empower underrepresented, at-risk youth into the STEM and Computer Science fields. Watch the YouTube Video Interview here: https://youtu.be/_a2cyduTdwI Follow Alankrita Dayal & ProgramUrFuture: Alankrita's Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/alankrita-dayal-b10791a1/ Alankrita's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alankritadayal/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProgramUrFuture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/programyourfuturepuf/ Medium: https://programyourfuture.medium.com Website: https://programyourfuture.org/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBN_pU9UZnQlazvFc5d3NbA LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/school/program-your-future Twitter: @ProgramUrFuture FOLLOW ME: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ChristineWong Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christine.innovates Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christineywong Facebook: https://www.fb.me/ChristineWongFB Website: https://christineywong.me/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christinewong/support

Adekunle Oduye, UX Engineer at Mailchimp, discusses working on a design-system team, setting goals for 2021, storing documentation in Figma, and conducting user research for design systems. This episode is brought to you by: ExpressVPN (https://www.expressvpn.com/tentative): Click through to get three months for free HelloFresh (http://HelloFresh.com/tentative90): Enter code TENTATIVE90 to get a total of $90 off, including free shipping Mailchimp Style Guide (http://ux.mailchimp.com/) Essentialism (https://amzn.to/2UDdapA) Adekunle on Twitter (https://twitter.com/adekunleoduye) Become a Sponsor (https://thoughtbot.com/sponsorship) of Tentative!

The Podcast where Judy & Harper talk about design, tech, diversity, and the entry-level experience. Episode 2: With special guest, Kyla Oyamot! Today we're joined by the lovely Kyla Oyamot, tattoo artist turned UX Engineer. Originally from Hawaii, Kyla's diverse background has driven her to the UX field where she plans to "make waves" by exuding positive vibes and an exemplary mindset. After receiving her BFA in Media Arts and Animation from The Art Institute of Seattle in 2007, Kyla began working as a TSA Officer in Hawaii, California, and Las Vegas (gotta pay the bills somehow!). In 2010, Kyla began an apprenticeship at a local tattoo shop, and went on to tattoo full time in 2015. After the physical repercussions of tattooing began to take a toll on her body, Kyla knew she needed to find a more sustainable career, which is how she came to UX. In 2019 she enrolled in Lambda School's User Experience Design course, and has never looked back! To further her knowledge and understanding of the field, she also studying to be a full-stack web developer. You can see her work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kylacandraw/ *Disclaimer: Like most people who have used Zoom, we experience technical difficulties from time to time. One of those times was today

Este episodio es posible gracias a Platzi. Si quieres crecer laboralmente, emprender o empezar a crear por tu cuenta, Platzi es el lugar ideal para prepararte. Tienen más de 600 cursos sobre emprendimiento, marketing digital, producción audiovisual y programación.Te invito a conocer Platzi en https://platzi.com/conexiones El Sabado 26 de Septiembre a las 3pm (hora Mexico) es PlatziConf, la conferencia anual con docenas de charlas sobre el futuro de la tecnología y como puedes comenzar tu carrera en este mundo. Registrate 100% gratis yendo a https://platzi.com/conf/ Una de las cosas más importantes a la hora de crear un producto como un app, una pagina web o hasta un producto físico es la experiencia de usuario. ¿Cómo nos aseguramos que estamos resolviendo el problema del mismo, de la manera más agradable e intuitiva posible?Hay ramas de la tecnología como diseño de interfaces (UI) o diseño de experiencias (UX) que se encargan justamente de responder esta pregunta. En esta ocasión hablamos con Natalia Pulido. Se graduó con un Bachelors in Digital Arts and Sciences de la Universidad de Florida (Go Gators!) y completó pasantías en Intel, ESPN y Goldman Sachs (justamente trabajando con Lohe Mindiola, episodios 70 y 91). Nos contó como consiguió todas estas oportunidades yendo a conferencias de tecnología como la Grace Hopper Celebration y la SHPE National Convention. Nos compartió sus consejos para causar una buena impresión, prepararse para las entrevistas y cómo fue su proceso para entrar a Disney. En nuestro Patreon (Patreon.com/ConexionesPodcast) conversamos 20 minutos más sobre el día a día de trabajar en Disney, el futuro del entretenimiento que consumimos (de acuerdo a Natalia) y varios temas más. Notas del Show: Puedes ver el portafolio de Natalia aquí https://www.nataliapulido.com/o leer su blog https://adventureswithnati.com/en/o revisar su proyecto en Colombia https://www.lagranjaecohotel.com/itsgreatUF #UXEngineer #PlatziConf #GraceHopper #SHPENational

Este episodio es posible gracias a Platzi. Si quieres crecer laboralmente, emprender o empezar a crear por tu cuenta, Platzi es el lugar ideal para prepararte. Tienen más de 600 cursos sobre emprendimiento, marketing digital, producción audiovisual y programación.Te invito a conocer Platzi en https://platzi.com/conexiones El Sabado 26 de Septiembre a las 3pm (hora Mexico) es PlatziConf, la conferencia anual con docenas de charlas sobre el futuro de la tecnología y como puedes comenzar tu carrera en este mundo. Registrate 100% gratis yendo a https://platzi.com/conf/ Una de las cosas más importantes a la hora de crear un producto como un app, una pagina web o hasta un producto físico es la experiencia de usuario. ¿Cómo nos aseguramos que estamos resolviendo el problema del mismo, de la manera más agradable e intuitiva posible?Hay ramas de la tecnología como diseño de interfaces (UI) o diseño de experiencias (UX) que se encargan justamente de responder esta pregunta. En esta ocasión hablamos con Natalia Pulido. Se graduó con un Bachelors in Digital Arts and Sciences de la Universidad de Florida (Go Gators!) y completó pasantías en Intel, ESPN y Goldman Sachs (justamente trabajando con Lohe Mindiola, episodios 70 y 91). Nos contó como consiguió todas estas oportunidades yendo a conferencias de tecnología como la Grace Hopper Celebration y la SHPE National Convention. Nos compartió sus consejos para causar una buena impresión, prepararse para las entrevistas y cómo fue su proceso para entrar a Disney. En nuestro Patreon (Patreon.com/ConexionesPodcast) conversamos 20 minutos más sobre el día a día de trabajar en Disney, el futuro del entretenimiento que consumimos (de acuerdo a Natalia) y varios temas más. Notas del Show: Puedes ver el portafolio de Natalia aquí https://www.nataliapulido.com/o leer su blog https://adventureswithnati.com/en/o revisar su proyecto en Colombia https://www.lagranjaecohotel.com/itsgreatUF #UXEngineer #PlatziConf #GraceHopper #SHPENational

Este episodio es posible gracias a Platzi. Si quieres crecer laboralmente, emprender o empezar a crear por tu cuenta, Platzi es el lugar ideal para prepararte. Tienen más de 600 cursos sobre emprendimiento, marketing digital, producción audiovisual y programación.Te invito a conocer Platzi en https://platzi.com/conexiones El Sabado 26 de Septiembre a las 3pm (hora Mexico) es PlatziConf, la conferencia anual con docenas de charlas sobre el futuro de la tecnología y como puedes comenzar tu carrera en este mundo. Registrate 100% gratis yendo a https://platzi.com/conf/ Una de las cosas más importantes a la hora de crear un producto como un app, una pagina web o hasta un producto físico es la experiencia de usuario. ¿Cómo nos aseguramos que estamos resolviendo el problema del mismo, de la manera más agradable e intuitiva posible?Hay ramas de la tecnología como diseño de interfaces (UI) o diseño de experiencias (UX) que se encargan justamente de responder esta pregunta. En esta ocasión hablamos con Natalia Pulido. Se graduó con un Bachelors in Digital Arts and Sciences de la Universidad de Florida (Go Gators!) y completó pasantías en Intel, ESPN y Goldman Sachs (justamente trabajando con Lohe Mindiola, episodios 70 y 91). Nos contó como consiguió todas estas oportunidades yendo a conferencias de tecnología como la Grace Hopper Celebration y la SHPE National Convention. Nos compartió sus consejos para causar una buena impresión, prepararse para las entrevistas y cómo fue su proceso para entrar a Disney. En nuestro Patreon (Patreon.com/ConexionesPodcast) conversamos 20 minutos más sobre el día a día de trabajar en Disney, el futuro del entretenimiento que consumimos (de acuerdo a Natalia) y varios temas más. Notas del Show: Puedes ver el portafolio de Natalia aquí https://www.nataliapulido.com/o leer su blog https://adventureswithnati.com/en/o revisar su proyecto en Colombia https://www.lagranjaecohotel.com/itsgreatUF #UXEngineer #PlatziConf #GraceHopper #SHPENational

Today I am joined by UX Engineer and custom trainer/sneaker artist Harvey Marshall. We spoke about the use of technology in application engagement, how your data is sold and used, the future of the human race and his business of creating custom trainers and sneakers. We finally touched on how sport grows. Find him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hm.sneakersandcustoms

หลายๆ ครั้งที่ผ่านมาเราก็ได้มีโอกาสพูดคุยกับพี่ๆ น้องๆ ที่ทำงานในทั้งสาย UX และ Data เราไม่ได้คิดว่าจะต้องเป็นบุคคลที่มีชื่อเสียง แต่เราเชื่อว่า ใครก็ตามที่ทำงานไหลเวียนในอุตสาหกรรมที่เกี่ยวข้อง เราชื่อว่าจะมีประสบการณ์ดีๆ มาเล่าสู่กันฟังอย่างแน่นอน EP นี้ก็เช่นกัน เป็นน้องคนนึงที่รู้จักกันโดยผ่าน Community ที่ชื่อว่า YWC หรือ Young Webmaster Camp ปัจจุบันก็เพิ่งจบปริญญาโทหมาดๆ เลยจาก Georgia Tech กับสาขา HCI หรือ Human Computer Interaction จะมาเล่าประสบการณ์เรื่องการเรียน วิชาที่น่าสนใจ และปิดท้ายเรื่องเล่าเล็กน้อยจากที่ได้ฝึกงานที่ Google ด้วยในตำแหน่ง UX Engineer เรื่องราวจะเป็นยังไง ฝากติดตามด้วยนะครับกับน้องเต้ :)

Cada día que pasa, es más importante dotarse de habilidades digitales que nos permitan mantenernos capaces de solucionar las necesidades del presente y sobre todo, de las que vienen en el futuro. En este episodio hablamos de eso con Andrea Bazán, que encabeza en México el Bootcamp mejor rankeado a nivel mundial para aprender a programar llamado Le Wagon, donde nos da una perspectiva sincera y práctica de por qué ella considera que es importante adquirir estas habilidades y cómo va a ser este proceso en el futuro. También Andrea nos comparte cómo es su rutina y que hace para mantenerse enfocada con su propósito de vida que es ayudar a las personas a tener mejores oportunidades.   

Sonny Lazuardi seorang UX Engineer yang namanya sudah tidak asing di komunitas engineering dan UX/UI Design di Indonesia, episode ini secpod akan bincang-bincang bagaimana seorang Sonny menghasilkan karya-karya keren yang sudah dinikmati oleh banyak orang, seperti biasa secpod deskripsinya gak banyak lebih baik langsung dengarkan saja podcast bersama Sonny, kuy!

سومین دورهمی در مجموع و دومین دورهمی آنلاین "دیزاین تاک" بر روی سرور دیسکورد دیزاین تاک برگزار شد رو گوش می‌دید این بار برخلاف سنت گذشته یه موضوع برای صحبت انتخاب کرده بودیم؛ موضوع این دورهمی دیزاین‌سیستم بود. توی این برنامه شایان مهردوست سرپرست تجربه‌ کاربر دیوار، مهدی نوری توسعه‌دهنده‌ اندروید کافه‌بازار و مهدی رحمن UX Engineer دیوار همراه ما بودند که پرسش‌های مربوط به طراحی و پیاده‌سازی رو پاسخ بدن. پی‌دی‌اف ارائه دیزاین سیستم https://bit.ly/2SYfTte می‌تونید از این لینک برای اضافه شدن به سرور دیزاین تاک استفاده کنید https://bit.ly/2Se5f0O نظرات خود رو با همدیگه با #دیزاین_تاک به اشتراک بزاریم

Per Januari 2019, Netcraft Web Server Survey mencatat, ada lebih dari 1,5 milyar website di seluruh dunia. Dengan pasar yang begitu masif, nggak heran web develope jadi pekerjaan yang banyak dibutuhkan industri digital. Untuk jadi web developer yang handal, kita bisa mulai belajar dari front end. Nah, kali ini kita kulik yuk, front end dari awal sampai akhir bersama Sonny Lazuardi, UX Engineer dari Grab dan Irfan Maulana, Principal Engineer dari Tokopedia.

Segun Adebayo was turned off of web development after struggling with Wordpress' themes and plugins, and so he went straight into UI design entirely using Sketch and Figma for quite some time. It was React that brought him back into the development fold. The way React made it so easy to create components stuck with him.Segun is still a designer at heart, but his skillset goes beyond design. If he calls himself a designer, it limits what people want from him. By calling himself, a UX Engineer Segun can create higher expectations of his skills, and people come to him for a broader range of problems.One of the key reasons Segun started his side-project, Chakra UI, was to learn. One of his fundamental values is learning in public. Chakra UI is a passion project for Segun. It breaks his heart that most applications aren't accessible. Accessibility is one of the three core principles of Chakra UI along with composition, and being easy to style. Accessibility was one of the other key reasons for Segun starting Chakra UI. He wanted to create a design system that would make it easier for other developers to make the web accessible.Transcript"Why Segun Adebayo Calls Himself A UX Engineer Instead Of A Designer" TranscriptResourcesReact TrainingDesign For DevelopersRefactoring UIChakra UISegun AdebayoTwitterJoel HooksTwitterWebsite

Neil Bantoc is a UX Engineer on the Design Systems Engineering team at Facebook where he supports the Facebook Design System by creating standardized UI widgets that conform to the FDS design patterns and guidelines. Before this, he was a software engineer at Venmo — a PayPal company, and Freelancer.com Manila. As a student, he obtained his Bachelors in Computer Science at University of the Philippines at Los Baños and his Masters in Human Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University. In this episode, we talk about Neil’s journey to becoming a UX engineer, his time at Carnegie Mellon, Facebook’s internal tooling for design systems, and so much more.

Neil Bantoc is a UX Engineer on the Design Systems Engineering team at Facebook where he supports the Facebook Design System by creating standardized UI widgets that conform to the FDS design patterns and guidelines. Before this, he was a software engineer at Venmo — a PayPal company, and Freelancer.com Manila. As a student, he obtained his Bachelors in Computer Science at University of the Philippines at Los Baños and his Masters in Human Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University. In this episode, we talk about Neil’s journey to becoming a UX engineer, his time at Carnegie Mellon, Facebook’s internal tooling for design systems, and so much more.

Bienvenidos a este nuevo episodio donde volvemos a tener invitada de lujo. En este caso nos acompaña Marina Aísa (@MarinaAisa). ¿Cuántos roles se necesitan para diseñar una aplicación web?, aprende a diferenciar un UX Engineer de un UI Designer en este episodio. Más info en:https://www.programaresunamierda.com/2019/10/episodio-54-tu-rol-si-que-mola-te.html Música de: www.dilo.org

Bienvenidos a este nuevo episodio donde volvemos a tener invitada de lujo. En este caso nos acompaña Marina Aísa (@MarinaAisa). ¿Cuántos roles se necesitan para diseñar una aplicación web?, aprende a diferenciar un UX Engineer de un UI Designer en este episodio. Más info en:https://www.programaresunamierda.com/2019/10/episodio-54-tu-rol-si-que-mola-te.html Música de: www.dilo.org

Pada kesempatan kali ini, kami ngobrol dengan Velta Azizah Destiana, seorang Interaction Designer di PigeonLine dan UX Engineer di Toptal. Kami membahas tentang pekerjaannya sebagai Interaction Designer dan UX Engineer dan proyek-proyek keren yang ia sedang kerjakan. Selain itu kita juga membahas tentang apa itu aksesibilitas dan mengapa hal tersebut penting sampai pengalamannya bekerja remote di Dubai.

Pada kesempatan kali ini, kami ngobrol dengan Velta Azizah Destiana, seorang Interaction Designer di PigeonLine dan UX Engineer di Toptal. Kami membahas tentang pekerjaannya sebagai Interaction Designer dan UX Engineer dan proyek-proyek keren yang ia sedang kerjakan. Selain itu kita juga membahas tentang apa itu aksesibilitas dan mengapa hal tersebut penting sampai pengalamannya bekerja remote di Dubai.

We’re talking with Emma Bostian about going from zero to thought leader in 6 months. We talk about the nuances of UX including the differences between an UX Designer and a UX Engineer, we touch on “the great divide”, and we talk about Coding Coach — the open source project and community that Emma and others are building to connect software developers and mentors all over the world.

We’re talking with Emma Bostian about going from zero to thought leader in 6 months. We talk about the nuances of UX including the differences between an UX Designer and a UX Engineer, we touch on “the great divide”, and we talk about Coding Coach — the open source project and community that Emma and others are building to connect software developers and mentors all over the world.

Emma is an engineer at LogMeIn, the founder of Coding Coach, and a writer. She's currently living in Germany and sharing tons of great content on Twitter. Our conversation focuses on her early career and her foray into writing for an audience. Emma's internet home: https://twitter.com/EmmaBostian Neat thing Emma is making: codingcoach.io

Social media is at the center of everyone's day. We seem to gravitate towards checking our Facebook account or posting that picture on Instagram, reading the news or shopping online. Do you ever stop to think: How are these websites keeping us hooked? In this episode of Komando On Demand, we look at how programmers keep us coming back time and time again. Hear from former technology analyst and family physician Dr. Ryan Montoya, from Dr. David Greenfield, founder of the Center for Internet Technology and addiction, as well as Doug Collins, the UX Engineer for e-Trade and owner of DenverUXER.com who share insight on what goes on behind the scenes.

AOR welcomes Alex Carr, creative director at Maark and the one in charge of user experience (UX) engineering at the company, to discuss how UX engineering takes as much art as engineering, the myth of the full-stack developer, and why there's no such thing as a simple handoff between the design team and the development team. Mike and Jason just want a clean QA phase.

My guest for this month's episode is Doug Collins.Aside from being one of the most positive and generous people I’ve ever met, Doug’s UX work spans a variety of industries ranging from the financial world to sports entertainment.He currently works as the sole UX Engineer at Trust Company of America, in charge of directing every aspect of the company’s online design and user experience presence.And when he’s not working to make the world an easier place, he can be found hiking, cooking, coding, or writing about his experiences on his blog (URL below).They say necessity is the mother of invention, and in Doug’s case, as you’ll hear, that’s true. You’ll also hear how he overcame some extremely difficult circumstances through belief, positivity and sheer will.Here’s where you can find and follow Doug:Blog: lostmegabites.comTwitter: @DougCollinsUXFacebook: dougcollins02LinkedIn: 5280dougcollinsIf you enjoyed this episode, please check out our good friend and sponsor, Stache Studio — a streetwear clothing brand focusing on quality products with a positive message, inspired by the resilience to turn a negative situation into a positive outcome. The Stache mantra is that Even in the darkest times, there is a light revealing prosperity. Find your light and let it guide you through the darkness. Visit https://www.stache.studio/ to check out their incredibly well-designed products and learn more!

On today's JavaScript Jabber Show, Charles, Joe, Aimee, Cory, and AJ discuss Clean Code JavaScript with Ryan McDermott. Ryan is a UX Engineer at Google and has been a professional developer for 5 years. He's focused on frontend Angular and backend node.js. Stay tuned to learn more about his current project with JavaScript!

On today's JavaScript Jabber Show, Charles, Joe, Aimee, Cory, and AJ discuss Clean Code JavaScript with Ryan McDermott. Ryan is a UX Engineer at Google and has been a professional developer for 5 years. He's focused on frontend Angular and backend node.js. Stay tuned to learn more about his current project with JavaScript!

On today's JavaScript Jabber Show, Charles, Joe, Aimee, Cory, and AJ discuss Clean Code JavaScript with Ryan McDermott. Ryan is a UX Engineer at Google and has been a professional developer for 5 years. He's focused on frontend Angular and backend node.js. Stay tuned to learn more about his current project with JavaScript!

WebVR is Virtual Reality that runs in the browser, on anything from a smartphone, to a laptop, to an HTC Vive. And it's much easier to build for than you'd think. In this episode, I sit down with Casey Yee (UX Engineer at Mozilla and one of the early pioneers of WebVR) to talk about the future of the web. We cover everything from getting started in WebVR, to unique use cases that we've seen, to ways that forward-thinking businesses are already leveraging it. "We started to feel like we were trying to paint a painting while still designing the paintbrush. It's like you're creating in a medium that's still being created. And this is important because this is our opportunity to define this medium. This is a massive technological revolution that is happening before our eyes, similar to the likeness of the transition from print to digital." — Austin at 42:50 Check out A-Frame: https://aframe.io/ Learn more about WebVR: https://webvr.rocks/ Casey on Twitter: Twitter.com/whoyee Casey's personal site: http://cyee.io/ A-Frame on Twitter: Twitter.com/aframevr Mozilla VR on Twitter: Twitter.com/mozillavr Meet the team behind Mozilla VR: https://mozvr.com/ Email us: Hello@UXandGrowth.com Austin on Twitter: Twitter.com/ustinKnight

For a very special episode of the podcast, we talk with some of the team behind the forthcoming iOS app for The Innovation Engine podcast. We talk about where the idea and inspiration for the app came from in the first place, what the process of developing the app has been like, and when you can expect to see it in the App Store. Guests on this week's episode include 3Pillar's Kevin Boyle, Matt Sich, Paul Axente, Chris Graham, and David DeWolf. Kevin Boyle talks about the origins of the app and the void he and colleagues experienced that it could help fill. Matt Sich, a “unicorn” designer/developer, talks about trial and error during the development process and why iterative design is additive rather than subtractive. Paul Axente is a UX Engineer who took Matt's first concepts and built upon them. Paul talks about 3D Touch interactions in iOS 9, how he envisions future versions of the app employing 3D Touch, and the inspiration for the visual treatment he gave the app. Chris Graham, of episode 78 fame, helped shape the vision for the project. He narrates a walk-through of a demo version of the app once it's nearly ready to submit to Apple for approval. 3Pillar CEO David DeWolf, who has appeared in numerous previous episodes, closes out the episode. David talks about why he green lit the app's development in the first place and the benefits of getting outside your comfort zone to do something different.

LGBT History Month continues with Courtney Eimerman-Wallace, a UI/UX engineer in Washington, D.C. What's most interesting about Courtney is her non-traditional path into technology. But it's clearly worked to her advantage! Aside from her work with BlueLabs, Courtney has also worked as a creative technologist for iStrategyLabs and is currently the City Director for Washington, D.C. for Lesbians Who Tech. Courtney's positive outlook and outlook on life can be attributed to her two B's: be there and be involved. Enjoy the interview, and thanks to Leanne Pittsford at Lesbians Who Tech for the introduction! Courtney Eimerman-Wallace's Website Courtney Eimerman-Wallace on Twitter