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The Design is for Everyone podcast is a project that intends to explore the role of design in society, and how our decisions affect the world around us.

Today we’re talking with the amazing Anna Cook, currently working as Senior Inclusive Designer at Microsoft. Anna is an accessibility designer and advocate, making her best efforts into helping share the word so that everything we as designers create is ever more accessible to all. Be it through her strong and clear stance on the role of accessibility in the design process, or simply ketchup design jokes.

Fun fact, we recorded this episode a while ago before she joined Microsoft.

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This is a very special episode of the Design is for Everyone Podcast.

designFAO, a new design conference was kind enough to invite us to join their stage for a very special conversation with 3 amazing people, 3 amazing designers that accepted the challenge of sharing their design insights with us. They were Kate Pincott, an amazing design coach slash head of design at Mattereum. João Miranda, Typographer extraordinaire, and Benny Zuffolini, Product Design Director, Mother of Bunnies, and a great conversationist. We gathered around the topic of dealing with design in a post-democratization era. Hope you enjoy this episode.

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Design is for Everyone is a show where we talk about the role of design in the modern world, with guests from all around the globe, and where today we'll be learning all about Jordan Singer and his incredible design tools.

Although being a product designer, Jordan is known for his intersections between design, code, and most recently, artificial intelligence. He's a maker, that started from a very young age to learn as much as he could about how the web is built. And now he's helping to build the next chapter of what design is.

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Welcome to the first-ever Design is for Everyone episode. A show where we talk about all the sides of design with guests from all around the globe, and where today we'll be sharing a moment with Matt McGillvray.

Matt is a graphic designer by training with a soft spot for books, journaling, and looking for the bigger picture. That last one is what led him down the intersection of design and climate change, the main topic for the episode. Hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did and learned with all the great references Matt just keeps bringing up.

Music: A Difficult Subject by The Insider

What would you say if I told you design is for everyone? Now that technology is accessible, knowledge is shared openly and communities thrive under digital spaces, it is a truly special moment for design to outgrow its origins and become a tool for all, not only the few. It's time to let design be part of the wider conversation and this project intends to help with just that. 

Hi, my name is Bruno and I'll be your host in this journey that welcomes you into the age of design democratization. In this show, we'll be meeting designers, enthusiasts, creatives, coders, and much more. Each guest will bring a specific topic to the conversation, but they will all help us understand the role of design in the extended global context and all the places it fits.

Join me every week as we deep dive into this new age. So let's talk about #opendesign. Shall we?

Music: A Difficult Subject by The Insider

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The Design is for Everyone podcast is a project that intends to explore how people perceive design and all the components surrounding it.

In this episode, we're chatting with Peter Donahue, also known as color.nerd on TikTok. An arts teacher by day, content creator in his free time, Peter has embraced the world of color theory and wants to make it more understandable and correct for everyone starting from a young age.

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The Design is for Everyone podcast is a project that intends to explore how design can become a tool for change, and how sharing knowledge could leverage that change.

In this episode we’re talking with Miguel Cardona, also known as Miggi. Miguel is a design educator at heart, with a long history of trying to bring the future of design into classrooms.

Nowadays he’s a designer advocate at Figma where he pushes for everyone to have access to the design tools educators want, and students need.

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The Design is for Everyone podcast is a project that intends to explore the reach of design as a language for everyone, not just the professional elite of pro designers. 

In this episode, we're talking with Antimo Farid. Trained in a comic book school, started early as a designer, but was taken off a design career through life's path. Antimo found in design a language for everyone to communicate better, and he's made it his purpose to share that vision and that knowledge with have everyone ready to listen, or to read his book. 

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The Design is for Everyone podcast is a project that intends to explore what it means for design to be a tool for all, and how that can apply to our daily lives, making the world a better place.

In this episode, we meet with Xavier Martins. A designer turned project manager, Xavier tells us a bit about his journey into the world of design and the transition out but also focuses a lot on how learning the craft affected the way he interacts with the world.

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The Design is for Everyone podcast is a project that intends to explore what it means to be a designer, and how the role of design has evolved in the global context. This time, we're speaking with Akee, a data analyst turned designer about entering the design industry.

He brings us a unique perspective on what it meant for him to be welcome to design and takes us through his path from the moment he figured out design was a future to pursue.