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    Presentable

    Presentable focused on how we design and build the products that are shaping our digital future. In each episode, Jeff brought over two decades of experience as a designer, developer, entrepreneur, and investor as he chatted with guests about how design is changing the world. Hosted by Jeff Veen.

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    13: So You Want To Be a Design Leader Nov 23, 2016
    Show notes

    Andy Budd, co-founder of British design agency Clearleft, joins the program to talk about design leadership.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Capto: A powerful screen capturing, recording and editing app for the Mac. Use the code PRESENT for 30% off.

    Guest Starring:

    Andy Budd

    Links and Show Notes:

    Leading Design Conference
    Brutalist buildings: Barbican
    Clearleft
    Welcome to the Experience Economy by B. Joseph Pine & James Gilmore
    Andy Budd – Medium
    Andy Budd::Blogography

    12: Our Tools Give Us Superpowers Nov 11, 2016
    Show notes

    Naz Hamid and I discuss the tools we use to do design: how have they changed over the years, what are we all using today, and where do we think they’re going in the future

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Pingdom: Start monitoring your websites and servers today. Use offer PRESENTABLE for 20% off.

    Guest Starring:

    Naz Hamid

    Links and Show Notes:

    Web Summit Lisbon 2016
    Trello
    Asana
    The Verge: Apple announces new MacBook Pro
    Penny Arcade: The Surface Studio!
    Craft by InVision LABS
    Abstract
    Adobe Experience Design CC
    Origami Studio
    Framer
    Zeplin
    UXPin - UX Design, Wireframing Tools, Prototyping Tools
    Weightshift — A San Francisco Digital Design Studio
    Naz Hamid (@weightshift) on Twitter

    11: The Election Isn't Rigged, It's Just Poorly Designed Oct 28, 2016
    Show notes

    This week Dana Chisnell is here for a very timely conversation on how the design of ballots affects voter trust in elections.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy.

    Guest Starring:

    Dana Chisnell

    Links and Show Notes:

    Leo, Toby, Josh and C.J. in the Rosevelt Room
    United States Digital Service
    Wikipedia : Florida election recount
    Wikipedia: Hanging Chad
    The Butterfly Ballot
    AIGA: Ballot and election design
    The New York Times: The Success of the Voter Fraud Myth
    The New York Times: America’s Aging Voting Machines
    The Anywhere Ballot prototype
    The Anywhere Ballot pattern library
    Images of the 2012 Ballots on Flickr
    18F: Digital service delivery
    Dana Chisnell: Civic design at scale: Why I joined the U.S. Digital Service
    Dana Chisnell, @danachis on Twitter

    10: Variable Fonts in CSS are Crazy Awesome Oct 12, 2016
    Show notes

    A discussion of the immense power of Variable Fonts in CSS with Tim Brown, Head of Typography at Adobe.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Pingdom: Start monitoring your websites and servers today. Use offer PRESENTABLE for 20% off.

    Guest Starring:

    Tim Brown

    Links and Show Notes:

    BeamNG.drive
    YouTube: BeamNG.drive Trucks vs Cars #5
    The Typekit Blog | Variable fonts, a new kind of font for flexible design
    John Hudson: Introducing OpenType Variable Fonts
    RoboFont: The Font Editor You Have Been Waiting For ;-)
    Glyphs: Font Editing for Everyone
    Superpolator: Multidimensional Interpolation
    Tim Brown on CodePen
    The Typekit Blog: Flexible typography with CSS locks
    CSS Working Group Editor Draft GitHub repository - https://hg.csswg.org/drafts
    The Typekit Blog: Type rendering on the web
    Nice Web Type
    Typekit Practice

    9: Designing for the App Store, with John Gruber Sep 29, 2016
    Show notes

    This week we talk to preeminent Apple blogger John Gruber about his experiences designing and developing the iOS app Vesper.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy.

    Guest Starring:

    John Gruber

    Links and Show Notes:

    The New York Times: What’s Really Missing From the New iPhone: Cutting-Edge Design
    Daring Fireball: Design as Branding
    Versioning, Licensing, and Sketch 4.0
    Daring Fireball: The New App Store: Subscription Pricing, Faster Approvals, and Search Ads
    Overcast: Simple podcast player for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
    Castro 2: Play and Share Podcasts.
    Tweetbot: A Twitter Client with Personality.
    Daring Fireball
    The Talk Show
    John Gruber (@gruber) | Twitter

    8: Why Do Good Teams Design Bad Things? Sep 15, 2016
    Show notes

    This week's special guest is Peter Merholz, one of my co-founders at Adaptive Path and author of the new book, "Org Design for Design Orgs."

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy.

    Guest Starring:

    Peter Merholz

    Links and Show Notes:

    Org Design for Design Orgs – Building and Managing In-House Design Teams
    Salesforce buys design agency Gravitytank - Business Insider
    The Wikipedia article on Cargo cults
    Designing Delivery by Jeff Sussna
    Marc Andreessen on Why Software Is Eating the World
    peterme.com - Thoughts and essays from the guy who coined the word "blog."
    Peter Merholz (@peterme) on Twitter

    7: Why Don't Style Guides Ever Work? Aug 23, 2016
    Show notes

    Special guest Stanley Wood joins the program to talk about scaling design in fast growing companies.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy.

    Guest Starring:

    Stanley Wood

    Links and Show Notes:

    Stanley Wood: Design Doesn’t Scale
    Introducing Design Systems Ops at Salesforce
    Nathan Curtis: A Design System isn’t a Project. It’s a Product, Serving Products
    Christopher Alexander: A Pattern Language
    Apple's iOS Human Interface Guidelines
    Material design - Google design guidelines
    The Elements of Style, by William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White

    William Strunk Jr.

    Adobe Design Rebrand on Behance
    Stanley Wood (@hellostanley) on Twitter

    6: It Takes a Village to Build a Website Aug 05, 2016
    Show notes

    Special guest Deepa Subramaniam, Director of Product for the Hillary Clinton campaign, joins the show.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy.

    Guest Starring:

    Deepa Subramaniam

    Links and Show Notes:

    Hillary Clinton 2016 | Hillary for America
    Fonts In Use: Hillary for America website and logo
    Election Tech: How social media and big data changed everything, a Q&A with Joe Trippi
    Trump Yourself
    Deepa Subramaniam (@iamdeepa) on Twitter

    5: The Color Show Jul 21, 2016
    Show notes

    Special guest Craig Hockenberry, bigwig at the IconFactory and creator of Twitterrific, joins the show to go deep on color.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy.

    Guest Starring:

    Craig Hockenberry

    Links and Show Notes:

    The Iconfactory : 20 Years!
    Looking at the Future -- Craig Hockenberry on Color Management
    How does Apple's True Tone display on the 9.7-inch iPad Pro work?
    Buzzfeed: What Colors Are This Dress
    f.lux
    The Verge: Can Apple’s color-shifting screen really help you fall asleep faster?
    xScope
    furbo.org by Craig Hockenberry
    Craig Hockenberry (@chockenberry) on Twitter

    4: You've Got to Learn to Talk Numbers Jul 07, 2016
    Show notes

    This week, I'm joined by my good friend Margaret Gould Stewart, Vice President of Product Design at Facebook.

    This episode of Presentable is sponsored by:

    • Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy.

    Guest Starring:

    Margaret Gould Stewart

    Links and Show Notes:

    TED Talks: Margaret Gould Stewart - How giant websites design for you (and a billion others, too)
    Jon Schlossberg: Design doesn't deserve a seat at the table
    Elegant Tools: Exploring the role designers can play in making the world work better.
    Margaret Gould Stewart on Medium
    Margaret Stewart (@mags) on Twitter

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