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Design systems comprise styles, components, code, and guidelines that must be interpreted and used thoughtfully to create cohesive, harmonious products.

In this episode, Liam speaks with illustrator Libby VanderPloeg about how she relates to her unique illustration style, deciding what to share with the world, and what happens when the work takes on

In this episode, Aidan Simpson interviews Ryan Powell, Waymo’s Head of UX Design, about the company’s Early Rider Program and the challenges of designing during a technology paradigm shift.

Many organizations have “woken up” to the idea of design being a key business differentiator.

In this episode, Aidan Simpson interviews Google Sound Design Lead Conor O’Sullivan about the nuances of crafting product sounds and the choices that shape everything from notification pings to

Centered is a video series exploring human-centered design, hosted by Google's Yasmine Evjen.

Hear the full interview 👉 goo.gl/qK4vCB In the tenth episode of Design Notes, guest host Amber Bravo (left) speaks with architecture critic and author Alexandra Lange about her new book

Aidan Simpson interviews Material Design director Rich Fulcher about the evolution of design tools, the importance of flexibility in a design system, and what it means to design for users who are

We're living in an age where objects and digital assistants come alive with machine intelligence. Today, things have brains—they learn, listen, and speak.

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In this video we’ll give you a quick overview of how to use Material Gallery and where it fits in the design and development process.

A quick overview of how to use the Material Theme Editor. Material Theme Editor lets you easily customize Material, express your brand systematically, and collaborate from Sketch to code.

Discover what’s new with Material.io with a walk through of the new Design, Develop, and Tools landing pages. Learn how to access our Tools and Material Studies available to designers and developers.

Material is an adaptable design system - backed by open-source code - that helps teams easily build high-quality digital experiences.

In this episode, Aidan Simpson interviews UX Researcher Todd Hausman about human side of research, taking career risks, and his work on Chrome OS—the operating system on devices like Chromebook and

Google’s mission is to “organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.” And we believe design plays a big part in making things accessible and useful for everyone.

Learn more about AJ & Smart: ajsmart.com/design-sprints During the first Design Sprint Conference hosted at Google in November 2017, we sat down with Dee Scarano and Danny Holtschke to

More on #DesignSwarms, on Twitter: goo.gl/vQzz1S At the first Design Sprint Conference, hosted at Google in November 2017, Surya Vanka, Principal at Authentic Design shared a process called

"The Iceberg Canvas" post on Medium: goo.gl/iC3L2P Civic Design Lab website: civicdesignlab.org Design thinking has the power to address major social issues by helping

Self-driving cars have the potential to make our commutes more productive, reduce traffic congestion, and deliver safe on-demand rides. What does it take for humans and robots to share the roads?

More about Fung Academy: fungacademy.com Design thinking can be a powerful tool for organizations looking to looking to solve problems, make themselves open to diverse ideas, and

In this episode, Aidan Simpson interviews Interaction Designers Alison Boncha and Fiona Yeung about impostor syndrome, the importance of mentorship, and how they developed the bold, inclusive new

In this conversation with QSPACE founders Lauren Johnson and Ryan Day, and WORKac cofounder Dan Wood, Karen Wong explores government-mandated rules on bathroom design that favor binary design

In this conversation, Will Nathan, chairman of the Current Museum of Art, and architect Florian Idenburg, co-founder of SO-IL, question how the design of museums and galleries will change as mixed

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.

Screens are taking over our lives. Most adults spend more than eight hours a day staring at a screen, and some “technological innovators” are hoping to grab even more of your eyeball time.

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In this episode, Aidan Simpson interviews UX Designer Josh Lovejoy about the design of the Google Clips camera, building user trust in ‘magical’ products, and ways of using UX to help people feel

Language is encoded in us from childhood; it shapes how we view the world and forms the foundation of culture. The words we choose uncover meaning, signal power, and construct relationships.

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