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We did it, Redlines listeners… we made it to the end of 2020! In our final episode of this struggle-filled year, we revisit some of our biggest topics from past episodes — and in our first-ever Redlines Awards ceremony, we reveal our choices for the best and worst designs, products, and companies of the year. Thank you so much for joining us each w…

Creating your design portfolio may seem like a daunting task, but this week's episode offers some guidance that could give you a clearer sense of direction. There's no need to reinvent the wheel when your portfolio should be following a common structure. We chat about what we typically expect to see when reviewing candidates' portfolios, how overbe…

As designers, we all want uninterrupted blocks of time where we can focus on being creative. An overload of meetings can interrupt our ability to focus, and it's even more frustrating if those meetings are inconclusive, disorganized, or just plain unnecessary. In this episode, we talk about the art of the meeting — we examine whether a meeting's ex…

Building a minimum viable product is a great way to test a new idea and get some early signals on its potential — but when you're cutting out features and rushing to get an MVP out the door, you could be introducing new risks and dangers to your project. In this episode, we talk about the most important considerations to keep in mind when planning …

We're joined this week by very special guest Sandra Pallier, a designer at Microsoft and climate activist who graciously answers all our questions around sustainability. Sandra shares insights and principles that designers can keep in mind to develop products that are better for the environment. We examine the positive influence you can have within…

Interviewing potential job candidates is not an easy task. It's up to you to make the candidate feel comfortable, ask the right questions, keep the interview running on-time, and make your company look like a great place to work — that's a lot of responsibility! This week, we reveal our secrets for running a successful design interview: advance pre…

What should you do when your design idea exceeds the limits of your company's design system? Is it okay to break the rules? Or maybe you're building a new design system yourself — making neatly organized collections of UI elements is fun and all, but how do you get your entire company to actually adopt your system? We discuss strategies for rolling…

Life isn't easy when you're the only designer on your team. How do get proper feedback on your work? When you're outnumbered by engineers and PMs, how can you ensure that the wants and needs of design don't fall off the radar? We talk about building a design culture as a team of one, and the unique opportunities that solo designers have which their…

There are so many things a UX design mentor can offer: career guidance, portfolio suggestions, interview advice, training on your soft skills, and more. Mentors are awesome, but how do you find one and build a strong, effective relationship with them? This week, we dive into what mentees should know: how to set expectations with your mentor so they…

Several months have passed since our very first episode of Redlines where we discussed remote work. Since then, more and more companies have announced a permanent shift to working-from-home, making it clear that WFH is here to stay. Now, with several months of remote work experience under our belts, we're here to discuss WFH tactics: managing our d…

"Anyone can cook" is the famous slogan from the Pixar film Ratatouille. But can anyone be an effective UX designer? Is it simply something you learn, or is it something you're born with? In this episode, we interpret that question and draw comparisons between UX design and art. Also, we react to Amazon's new in-home security drone and the newest ve…

Who says you need to hold a senior leadership role in order to steer your product's direction? In this episode, we talk about how to influence change within your company and make big design-led decisions, even when your job title doesn't include the words "manager" or "director". We share our thoughts on how to find allies within your organization,…

Frameworks like Human Centered Design have been around for ages, but are these methodologies still dependable today? Is it even feasible to apply this process to every project we work on in the fast-moving tech industry? We discuss which parts of the system still hold up and how we've applied these mindsets to our own workflows. Also, we react to I…

On this very special episode of Redlines, we're lucky to chat with Elena Walton, a UX designer at Rockstar Games. During our interview, Elena shares insights into how the UX design process is different in the gaming industry versus the "move fast" ethos of the tech industry. We discuss how Elena evaluates the success of a game's UI and how she view…

Hindsight is 20/20, and over the years we’ve learned a lot from our triumphs and failures as UX designers. In this episode, we share some words of advice that will be particularly useful to newer designers in the field. Our discussion covers a range of topics including the irrelevance of grades in design school, why design is only part of the equat…

A thoughtfully crafted personal brand can help any UX designer stand out from the crowd. But what exactly is a self brand, and how do you create an effective one? In this episode, we talk about the different factors that contribute to your very own brand identity as a designer, why it all matters, and what you can do to start cultivating your onlin…

Co-workers driving you crazy? Haven't gotten a raise in years? No room to grow your career? This week, we discuss all the reasons why you might feel inclined to find a new job — and how you can try to make things better at your current job before deciding to quit. We offer guidance on how to have tough conversations with co-workers, and how to effe…

The interview process, demystified! We dive deep into what you can expect throughout a typical UX design job interview, including initial conversations, portfolio reviews, and exercises to test your product thinking skills. We offer tips on how to prepare for a presentation, advice for dealing with a take-home design assignment, and we discuss whic…

What will the UX design industry look like in 5, 10, or 20 years? Will our roles evolve to new heights, or is the AI uprising going to slowly take away our jobs? This week, we share our bold predictions for the future of UX design, including major changes to our responsibilities, workflows, and tools. Also, we react to news of a potential TikTok ac…

We’ve all been there: we come up with a great, groundbreaking, REVOLUTIONARY design idea. We spend days lovingly crafting it pixel by pixel. We keep it warm at night and give it all the nutrients it needs to grow and prosper. And then, when we finally present our beloved creation to our PM and Engineering partners… it all falls apart. For some reas…

Are recent graduates better off taking a design job at a small company or a larger one? We share our own personal experience and discuss the merits and pitfalls of both options, including compensation, job responsibilities, corporate bureaucracy, and opportunities for career growth. Also, we react as Google, Apple, and Microsoft all try to better p…

It's a question that has been asked for millenia: should designers learn to code? This week we share our own thoughts on the matter, with Aaron as a developer-turned-designer and Omri as a designer with developer aspirations. We discuss how programming knowledge can positively change your relationship with engineering teams, enable self-sufficiency…

In our inaugural episode, we discuss the impact of the coronavirus and remote work on our livelihoods, productivity, and well-being. We share how we’ve adapted (or struggled to adapt) to working from home, and dream up better solutions for designing products and connecting with co-workers from afar. Also, we react to news of major tech companies sp…

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Playoff-Finale – Spiel 5: Der HCD ist Schweizer Meister! Dank dem 3:0-Sieg im Zürcher Hallenstadion sichern sich die Bündner den 31. Meistertitel in der Clubgeschichte. Meistertrainier Arno Del Curto im Interview.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Finale – Spiel 4: Der HC Davos schlägt die Lions zu Hause in der Verlängerung mit 4:3. Mit seinem Zuckerpass zum 3:3 war Verteidiger Jan von Arx massgeblich am Sieg beteiligt.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Finale - Spiel 2: Der HCD zeigt eine deutliche Reaktion und besiegt die ZSC Lions mit 5:2. Mauro Jörg, Torschütze zum 4:2 ist zufrieden mit der Mannschafts-Leistung.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Finale - Spiel 3: Dank dem glücklichen Sieg nach Penaltyschiessen führt der HCD in der Serie nun mit 2:1. Massgeblich daran beteiligt war Captain Andres Ambühl.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Finale - Spiel 1: Dem HCD misslingt der Start in den Playoff-Final. Die Bündner verlieren im Hallenstadion mit 0:3. Dino Wieser versucht, die ärgerliche Niederlage zu erklären.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Halbfinale - Spiel 4: Der HC Davos schlägt im vierten Halbfinalspiel zu Hause den SC Bern mit 3:1 und schickt sie mit einer 4:0-Packung in die Ferien. Andres Ambühl mit einem Rückblick auf die Serie und einem Ausblick auf das Finaleโดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Halbfinale - Spiel 3: Dank dem dritten Sieg im dritten Spiel steht der HCD mit einem Bein im Finale. Beim 2:0-Auswärtssieg entscheidet das Tor von Noah Schneeberger das Spiel, trotzdem bleibt der HCD-Verteidiger selbstkritisch.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Halbfinale - Spiel 2: Schrit 2 von 4 ist gemacht. Der HCD gewinnt das erste Heimspiel in der Halbfinal-Serie mit 6:2. Stürmer Marc Wieser trug sich ebenfalls in die Torschützenliste ein.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Halbfinale - Spiel 1: Der HCD startet mit einem 3:2-Auswärtssieg nach Verlängerung in die Halbfinals und schafft bereits das Break. Matchwinner Samuel Guerra analysiert den wichtigen Sieg.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Viertelfinale - Spiel 6: Der HCD steht nach dem 4:3-Heimsieg in den Playoff-Halbfinals und trifft dort auf Bern. HCD-Verteidiger Félicien Du Bois im Interview.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Viertelfinale - Spiel 5: Fünfter Auswärtssieg im fünften Spiel. Der HCD bezwingt den EVZ auswärts und gehen damit in der Serie wieder in Führung. Stürmer Samuel Walser zum Spiel und zur Ausgangslage vor dem sechsten Spiel.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Viertelfinale - Spiel 4: Erneute Heimniederlage, die Bündner verlieren zu Hause gegen den EVZ mit 3:4. Captain Andres Ambühl erklärt, warum seine Mannschaft das Spiel verloren hat.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Viertelfinale - Spiel 3: Gregory Sciaroni schiesst den HCD in der Verlängerung zum so wichtigen zweiten Auswärtssieg. Der Matchwinner im Interview zum hart umkämpften Spiel.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Viertelfinale - Spiel 2: Ärgerliche Heimniederlage im zweiten Playoff-Spiel, Davos verliert mit 0:1 gegen den EV Zug. Verteidiger Félicien Du Bois versucht zu erklären.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Playoff-Viertelfinale - Spiel 1: Der HC Davos schlägt den EV Zug mit 6:1 und legt damit in der Viertelfinalserie mit 1:0 vor. Stürmer Samuel Walser war einer der Torschützen.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Der HCD verliert das letzte Qualispiel gegen den EV Zug mit 2:3 und beendet die Quali auf dem fünften Platz. Trotzdem schaut Beat Forster zuversichtlich auf die Playoff-Viertelfinalserie gegen Zug.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz

Ein verjüngter HCD gewinnt in Kloten mit 2:1 nach Penaltyschiessen. Als einziger Torschütze versenkt Marc Aeschlimann den Penalty.โดย Radio Suedostschweiz