Hatch: Design Talks – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In our last episode of the season, we speak to Jascha Goltermann, design manager at Booking.com.

He’s joining Hatch to talk about the learnings building Booking’s new A.I. powered trip planner, and sharing his views on how what the big leap in the technology might change the way design and tech teams work.

Today we chat with Luana Moura, a brazilian self-taught designer who is now Senior UX Manager at GetYourGuide after a career of more than 20 years.

We spoke about what it takes to transition into a lead position, the differences between working in a B2B focused project in comparison to a B2C, and some other topics.

Today I spoke to Dan Tase, who after living for a while in London and Berlin, settled in Stockholm where he founded a des ign studio that is small by design.

Dan walks us through the challenges of having your own company while trying to stay hands on in their projects, his perspective on how companies fail to innovate when they are at a certain scale, and his vision on how new technologies will affect the work of small studios like his.

Raitis works at Corebookº, a company with the mission to forever kill the PDF as a way for designers to share brand guidelines. This year they are extending their product in the AI space, and we discuss what this means, as well as his vision for how AI is going to be used for designers in the near future.

We also dig into how collaboration has changed and what the future of designer collaboration could look like in just a few years.

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With quite a unique background in neuroscience, Natalia Filvarova works as a User Researcher at Google, helping identifying whether the people behind the screen are who they say they are, and that their privacy is protected.

We talked about designing for people with disabilities, making research more inclusive and how the emotional component should play a bigger part in product design.

Our 2023 season starts with no other than Brad Frost, author of Atomic Design and probably the person we owe a lot of our mental models for how we deal nowadays with Design Systems.

Besides talking about the current state of Design and his masterclass at Hatch Conference, we dive into AI, holding onto things you love that don't necessarily pay the bills, and he reveals the story on how that famous astronaut helmet came to be.

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In this last episode of the series I’m interviewing Sarmista Pantham, who is an independent designer and art director. She worked both with large brands and startups and after becoming a mother decided to start her own studio.

On this episode we speak about her career, when is a good time to take a leap of faith to start your own project, and why a beginner’s mindset is important even after many years of working as a designer. Enjoy!r 

That was it. Remember that if you wanna watch Sarmishta’s talk, you can get 15% off on a ticket for the online conference using the code HATCHDESIGNTALKS in our website. See you next time!

Today I’m interviewing Samuel Huber, Strategy Director at Goodpatch. Goodpatch is a global agency from Japan that also has offices in Berlin. They focus on what they call “planet-centric design”. Sam speaks with me about what this really means, how they convince clients to incorporate the sustainability aspect in mostp rojects, and about the way design work and designers are changing in today’s market.

Remember that if you wanna watch Sam’s talk, you can get 15% off on a ticket for the online conference using the code HATCHDESIGNTALKS in our website. See you next time!

Today I’m interviewing Julia Kestner, Manager Designer Advocate at Figma. With Figma being in hypergrowth phase and expanding in Europe, her job comes with exciting new challenges.

I spoke with her about the role of the Designer Advocate, the dangers of becoming too precious with one’s design system , and what we can expect now that Figma is putting more resources in Europe.

Remember that if you wanna watch Julia’s   talk, you can get 15% off on a ticket for the online conference using the code HATCHDESIGNTALKS in our website. 

Remember that Figma is looking for new Designer Advocates in Germany. More info here.

Today I’m interviewing Wolfgang Bremer. He’s the head of design of Elli, a company from the Volkswagen Group.

Wolfgang has also spoken in some big UX conferences around the world, and is very active on twitter, where he shares great design memes with his over 21 thousand followers.

In our chat, we discuss what happens when a team lead joins a company that’s already been running, how his mindset changed on processes like one-on-ones, and leading teams to enable people to be their best selves.

Remember you can get 15% OFF your online ticket with using the code HATCHDESIGNTALKS at checkout on https://www.hatch.berlin