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In this episode, guest interviewer and Google designer Travis Neilson talks with Senior Interaction Designer Margaret Urban about the magic of language, the importance of considering cognitive load

Rodney Evans, The Ready, talks about the book, ‘Brave New Work’ by Aaron Dignan, and the concepts it contains.

Speaker: Erica Gorochow of PepRally Fresh off a residency at the New Museum’s NEW INC, Erica Gorochow shares some of her work and explores the ways in which animators can use motion design in

Google’s Astrid Weber shares insights from her UX research work with refugees in Greece and Serbia.

Speaker: Ken Wong of usTwo Ken Wong, Lead Designer of Ustwo, talks about what it takes to create a runaway hit like Monument Valley and how designing for VR has quite literally augmented his

SPAN Ciudad de México es un evento de Google Design que enfatiza lo mejor del diseño interdisciplinario actual.

Google User Experience Designer Darren Delaye talks about the unique challenges of designing for VR, the future of Daydream, Darren’s work across many products over his 12 years at Google, and more

For SPAN Newcastle-Gateshead, we ventured North to spend the day with some of the UK’s best and brightest.

Go behind-the-scenes with one of our #SPAN16 Tokyo speakers. In this interview, illustrator Mariya Suzuki discusses site-specific drawing and her pop-up portraiture workshop.

In this episode, Travis Neilson interviews Jens Riegelsberger, a UX Director at Google, about the company’s evolving design identity.

In this episode, host Travis Neilson interviews a trio of Google illustrators creating images to inform and delight millions of people around the world.

Watch the full talk here: goo.gl/wPpa7M Our relationship with technology is emotional.

Speakers: Hannah Donovan of Drip; Utku Can of Offset; Nick Marsh of Lost My Name; Denise Wilton of Workable; Braden Kowitz of Google Google Ventures hosts a panel discussing the the art and

Marsha Haverty discusses what it takes to ensure our designs — whether they involve gesturing to holograms, tapping screens, speaking to a voice UI, or any other combination — are immersive in the

Creative Director Rachel Been talks about her journey from photojournalism to design, the challenges of making Material Design, art directing emoji, and lots more on the fifth episode of Method.

In the first episode of Design Notes, Talbot & Yoon describe how they make play a central tenet of design, how design helps build identity, and more in the first episode of the Design Notes podcast.

A quick overview of the People + AI Guidebook, a toolkit of methods and decision-making frameworks for teams building human-centered AI products.

In this episode, Aidan Simpson interviews Visual Designer Ayan Daniels about her work on Android Messages, her debate-sparking illustration for the Pixel phone, and how to conquer imposter syndrome.

Speaker: Jon Wiley of Google Jon Wiley talks about the challenge of designing for a multi-device future where virtual reality is just the opening act in a future of ubiquitous computing, where

What’s it like to be friends with a robot? How does it feel to hold Google in your hand? Why should we value friction in design?

Rikin Ghandi, founder of Digital Green, shares how the company uses technology to educate Indian farmers and drive agricultural advancements.

Welcome to #SPAN18. In this short, Google’s Isabelle Olsson describes how asking your team to test products themselves often reveals insightful feedback.

In this talk, Abbey Ripstra, Dan Foy, and María Cruz of the Wikimedia Foundation discuss how internet connectivity and the absence of local languages impact access to Wikipedia.

Speakers: Chris Conover of Google; Parteek Saran of Google; Justin Belcher of Google; Koen Bok of Framer; Pieter Omvlee of Sketch; Pelin Kenez of Zeplin Google’s Chris Conover hosts a panel with

Jess Engel, Peter Flaherty, Gabo Arora, Anshuman Kumar & Winslow Turner Porter III showcase their work in the field of virtual & augmented reality, highlighting the ability of VR & AR to create a

Speakers: Writer Geoff Manaugh; Architect and author Keller Easterling Architect and author Keller Easterling and writer Geoff Manaugh explore the fringes of our built environment and discuss what

Design Notes is a show about creative work and what it teaches us.

Over the last five years there’s been a proliferation of all things immersive, from art installations to theatrical performances to virtual and augmented reality environments.