Google Design

Designers help define the future by envisioning and crafting product experiences.

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.

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.

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

In 2016, the Indian government mandated that every mobile phone include a panic button to report sexual harassment to law enforcement in New Delhi.

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

Globally, women often face unique challenges related to access, content, community, privacy, and safety.

Watch a 3D master at work. Google's Parteek Saran takes us behind the renders to see how he made this set of playful digital wallpapers for the #Pixel2.

Ever wonder how digital wallpapers get made?

Google UX Researcher and Sprint Master Sydney Hessel talks about her unconventional research background, the ins and outs of the sprint methodology, getting people out of their comfort zones to

There's more to making a digital wallpaper than meets the eye.

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

Watch the highlights here: goo.gl/Z8eDzc Our relationship with technology is emotional.

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

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

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.

Watch the full talk here: goo.gl/icR3JM Marsha is an experience architect at Autodesk focused on the information architecture of tools product designers and engineers use to make things.

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

This year, Google Design brought our annual SPAN conference to Pittsburgh, USA.

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

Machine learning will cause us to rethink, restructure, displace, and consider new possibilities for virtually every experience we build.

Google Interaction Designer Roman Nurik talks about designing the Firebase mobile development platform, the unique challenges of designing interfaces for developers, his approach to building design

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

Google Interaction Designer Rita DeRaedt talks about crafting a new onboarding sequence for Google Voice, discovering design at an early age, the power of taking risks, and more in the second

Google UX Designer Jay Wong talks about working as a designer with a computer science degree, some of the design decisions and challenges her team tackles on Project Fi, and more in the first

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

Daniel Perlin moderates a panel discussion with Jess Engel, Gabo Arora, Peter Flaherty, Anshuman Kumar, and Winslow Turner Porter III about virtual & augmented reality and its power to have a

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

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.

Machine learning will cause us to rethink, restructure, displace, and consider new possibilities for virtually every experience we build.