[LIVE] 2020 Retrospective

Follow us on LinkedIn and subscribe to the channel! [00:00] Introduction  [01:25] Early Fashion Career   [05:22] Human Factors & Psychology  [07:35] Virtual Reality Turn  [09:32] UX Research for VR  [10:47] Failure is a Catapult

First live episode, discussing the highlights of our 2020 across our 18 episodes so far.Check them all, including our visuals, on https://medium.com/design-ers​

Discover the creative potential of No-Code solutions and their mission with Adrianne Ngam.

We talk a lot about customer experience and delighting our users. But one of the key parts of every cocktail is to create a great balance between the ingredients. When it comes to crafting the perfect journey, we believe that one of those killer dynamics is combining creativity with data.Today we have the pleasure to host a real ninja in experience excellence. Andrea Rolleri, who started his professional journey in telco to move into travel and now landed in the entertainment world.

The audio market has been completely revolutionized by the Earbuds. What is the future for this accessory and in which direction is technological innovation focusing?We talked about this with Micheal Roy, an industrial designer working at UE and the new launch of the UE Fit: https://custom.ultimateears.com/pages/ue-fits

We are discovering together with Giovanni di Napoli, General Manager for Medtronic, the challenges in the MedTech field of a revolutionary product that aims to help the prevention of colorectal cancer.

In today's episode, we talked about "The Social Dilemma", a documentary released by Netflix that talks about the advent of social media and the impact it is having on our lives.PLEASE NOTE - In this episode we share our personal opinions about "The Social Dilemma", our key takeaways and the implications for the design community.Facebook official response to the Netflix documentary is available here: https://about.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/What-The-Social-Dilemma-Gets-Wrong.pdf

We promised the most unconventional design-ERS, and we're doing our best to deliver. Raise your hand if you've ever designed a yacht or a motorhome like the ones below. No? Well, this is an opportunity to learn something more about it, and apply it to your creative environment.

We shared some experiences and practical tips to develop a sense of empathy.What do we really mean when we say 'Empathy'?What are some tangible examples to become more empathetic (or empathic, they are bot correct!) with the people we're designing for?

Paulo is a design extraordinaire who built his first website just a couple of months after turning five years old. He’s been working on UX Design for the past 8 years, doing Research, Strategy, Design, and Testing to help all kinds of organizations around the world and in a lot of different industries to build products that their Users love.We had to spend some time together, and we're sharing with you a number of practical advice to become a better designer, with plenty of tips for your interview & testing sessions and how to approach your daily work to own your growth.After all these years and all these labels, and after a heavy dose of self-reflection as well, he now labels himself with the big mouthful of "Designer Designing Designers".