The first week of uni done. Conclusion - I LOVE IT! studying Product Design is a brutal amount of hard work, yet every minute is pure bliss! Music: vbnd - https://youtu.be/Z633fODbEU8?list=PLGznEl712WekDoVkJ7KHElMXpbltvjXYJ Stupead - https://youtu.be/Qq4w1YY47Po?list=PLGznEl712WekDoVkJ7KHElMXpbltvjXYJ

Here's a guide I wrote on getting started with Industrial design https://blog.prototypr.io/how-to-become-an-industrial-designer-when-youre-actually-a-mechanical-engineer-b9004bced66f Visit me at http://www.shapingelements.com Follow me at http://www.instagram.com/shapingelements/ Always happy to talk about all things design + engineering + startups Find me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/syed-hemu-rahman-a115a294/

How do you get started in product design? AJ&Smart's Brittni Bowering takes us through 5 steps to learn product design fundamentals, approach product design professionals and get started in your product design career! Brittni shares 5 steps to get started in product design. Ranging from the tools you should be learning to use, what books and courses are on offer, and gaining some experience. How to plan your first career moves, and how to get expand your skillset. How to get started in Product Design (Links): The Futur’s Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSkoolRocks Learn design without school (The Futur video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47e8b5XmHfQ Udacity https://udacity.com/ BOOKS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFHEZ2ZDAn8 Learn the Tools: Jesse Showalter’s video on design tools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cewz5lXWd98 Get some experience: Meetup.com https://www.meetup.com/ Global Service Jam Network http://planet.globalservicejam.org/ Find someone to look up to: Tobias Van Schneider: https://www.vanschneider.com/ Ryan Singer: https://medium.com/@rjs Whitney Hess: https://medium.com/@whitneyhess Find a Job: Our video on getting a job in product design: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za39f3hAF5A&t= Watch a FREE 1.5 hour Design Sprint webclass, featuring Design Sprint creator Jake Knapp: https://events.genndi.com/register/818182175026315610/61911740ff You can also sign up to our school for expert Design Sprint training: https://ajsmart.com/masterclass Thanks so much for watching this video! Like what you see here? Subscribe to our YouTube channel! https://goo.gl/aRQXPS Follow us on our other channels for more great design tips! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ajandsmart/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajsmartdesign LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aj&s... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajsmartdesign/ Medium blog: https://blog.ajsmart.com/ digital design Product Design - How To Get Started https://youtu.be/NIkg3Ui7ITY

http://www.focuspdm.com/blog is the most comprehensive product design blog on the internet. If you are thinking about designing your own product this is a must read!

Hello guys ! My name is Chou-Tac, I am product designer :) Download the Designer Starter Kit to make your first steps in design hand sketching: http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com/sign-up-and-receive-the-ebook-the-designer-starter-kit/ BLOG: http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/thedesignsketchbook INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/thedesignsketchbook To contact me, you can send me an email saying Hello! at [email protected] :) What the Designer Starter Kit book will teach you. The Book includes 4 simple guides I made for True-beginner designers. With this step-by-step method, you will prove to yourself that you can sketch. Some techniques may appear simple. Do not underestimate them, as a designer you will use them every day. Receive 1 guide per day DAY 1 | 5 essential tips before starting DAY 2 | Straight lines and perfect circles DAY 3 | Sense of proportion DAY 4 | Cubes in Perspective Testimonials from all over the world! Thank you so much for your kind words! "REALLY GOOD! It really helps me to sustain the habit of sketching every day!" Aisha, Belgium "I think it's great for beginners and a good reminder of the fundamentals of sketching for designers." Durand, USA "This kit is what I have been looking for a very long time." Ishtiaque, Bangladesh "Incredibly useful!! It suit people who dont know how to start practicing Design sketch!!" Jimmy, Taiwan "Great tool , great help. I draw better pictures now." Bas, Thailand "I think it's a great reminder and the steps are well explained to start, very helpful. I really appreciate your work and your involvement in this project. Thanks!" Elisa, France Hey, thanks a lot for giving me the knowledge of basics and perspective. From your lessons now I can make perfect circles and ellipses - My straight lines and my hatching also improved. Thanks for guiding me. Sankalp "It's very helpful. It helped me correcting my straight lines." Catarina, Portugal "The secrets of learning how to draw explained very simply." Amit, India "VERY HELPFUL! We always have to review the basics, and I really appreciated your technics!" Nicolas, France "It´s really helpful. It is what it is, a great starter kit. Very well explained and entertaining." Xicotencati, Mexico "First of all, amazing insight into some of the fundamentals of sketching. I have been drawing for a long time now but not always in the right manner. Your guide will definitely remind me to keep the healthy habit :)" Rudy, India -------

JOIN MY BLOG DRIVENTODRAW TO LEARN MORE DESIGNER TECHNIQUES AND SKETCHING Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: WEBSITE: http://driventodraw.com My other Social Media Sites: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/drivenmavens/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/howtodrawcarsnow/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/driventodraw/ Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: http://driventodraw.com Like any good designer, you have to be aware of what you want and how you want your product to function. It can’t be all about the aesthetics though that is definitely the minimum entry but you have to take a pragmatic approach to design. At the end of the day, you are in the business of creating a product that is useful and functional. Hopefully, you are making peoples lives easier with what you created. On this episode we are going to sort of reverse design a product. This product in particular is a computer mouse made by Logitech. I have long been a huge fan of Logitech products ever since I bought the Formula Force Wingman Force Feeback Wheel back in 1999. Logitech does a great job of bringing a calm aesthetic to their intro computer mice. When it comes to gaming, the designs get pretty crazy and complex due to the amount of controls that are necessary for the games. However, when it comes to the mouse I am going to be discussing, you’ll see the reasons why I like them so much. Check out the video and share your thoughts and comments about the design. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Love Markers? Please watch: "How to Render Robots like a BOSS!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4C3J6ffVe0 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: WEBSITE: http://driventodraw.com My other Social Media Sites: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/drivenmavens/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/howtodrawcarsnow/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/driventodraw/ Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: http://driventodraw.com

Presenting your work to others can be tough—especially if you're the nervous type. This time, Andy shares some tips on how to make sure your next presentation is your best presentation. Check out the blog post for more: http://blog.invisionapp.com/improve-your-design-presentations/ --- InVision is the world’s leading product design collaboration platform, trusted by more than 1.5 million designers at companies like Uber, Netflix and Twitter. InVision empowers teams of all sizes to prototype, review, iterate, manage and test web and mobile apps—all without a single line of code. Get InVision free forever: http://invs.io/1QOCxZq --- See who else uses InVision: http://invs.io/1QOD5P3 Stay up to date on the latest trends in product design: http://invs.io/1QOD91g Follow InVision on Twitter: http://twitter.com/InVisionApp/

www.israelicreators.com an intimate studio visit with Israeli industrial design studio AndreyAndShay initiative | interview | photography | editing by Shachaf Dekel israeli creator's blog: www.facebook.com/israeli.creators.blog AndreyAndShay 's website: www.andreyandshay.com shachaf dekel's website: www.meidale.com

Here's a small peak into my typical day as a UX / product designer. You can book a 1:1 with me for a portfolio review or advice on transitioning into UX by becoming my patron: https://www.patreon.com/chunbuns -------- ✌︎ Connect with me IG - http://instagram.com/chunbuns Twitter - http://twitter.com/ Medium - https://medium.com/@chunbuns Blog - http://chunbuns.com Email - [email protected] I wrote about how I got into UX without experience here: https://blog.prototypr.io/how-i-landed-a-job-in-ux-design-with-no-degree-or-work-experience-ca22c22a1c68 -------- ✌︎ Discounts: Enjoy 20% off your first Glossier order with this link: https://www.glossier.com/reps/christinechun -------- ✌︎ Music: ⇢ Song: Dj Quads - Little Dream (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/S9eXXDYw4bE ⇢ Piano & Sax by Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/wtnLH5HzGdQ

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Our friend, and insanely talented designer, Filip Chaeder shows us a time lapse of his design rednering process in Autodesk SKetchBook. For a step by step break down on how Filip creates his magic, check out his tutorial on the SketchBook Blog here: _____ For more of Filip's work, follow him on instagram https://www.instagram.com/filipchaeder/ and check out his profile on Behance: https://www.behance.net/filipchaeder

Ever wonder what goes on inside of those industrial design studios? Well you've come to the right place. This is a video that myself and 5 other classmates made during our final year as ID students at Arizona State University. The purpose of this video is 1. to show how much fun us industrial designers have and 2. to explain to others what it is we do. Please note that we absolutely endorse the views and opinions expressed in this video (as comical as they may be, they are all very true). Also note that no iPhones were harmed in the making of this video. Designers (in order of appearance) Alex Schreer portfolio: http://www.schreeralexanderdesign.com/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schreerluck/ Mark Millhollon portfolio: http://markmillhollon.com/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/millhollon/ Ming Chen portfolio: http://www.mingchendesign.com/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mingairchen/ Jonathan Lau portfolio: http://jonlaucreative.com/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lau_jonathan/ Reid Price portfolio: http://www.reidprice.co/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/designbyreid/ Ivy Luo portolfio: http://www.biyunluo.com/#hello instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iveluo/

Students of product design episode 7 covers how to give a concept design presentation to a small group, but the techniques can be used for presentations to much larger audiences and will also help with portfolio presentations. A concept design presentation doesn't begin when you sit down in front of the client with a set of drawings, or when you're preparing those drawings a week before. It starts the moment you first meet the client, you need to build relationships. One key to this is to just be interested in the client, people are interesting and with just about everything in life things always go far better if you show you're interested in them. I once saw a quote by Bill Nye, 'Everyone you will ever meet knows something you don't'. So before the presentation, keep talking to your main contact, keep them updated with progress, be interested in what they're up to and their suggestions, good design, good relationships, good business is about continuous communication. The presentation doesn't end once you have shown the last concepts either. You need to close the presentation, by managing expectations, letting the client know when you will need a response to hit the next deadline, helping the client reach an informed decision, agreeing the next stage etc. With any set of concepts, you'll have your favourite, often there's one that's stronger than the others, but any one of the designs a client chooses will be a good outcome, because they will be one of you or your teams designs, you can't loose, unless the client doesn't like any of them. If theres a design you're presenting that you really don't want them to choose, why is it in your presentation. Unless you have to present a series of concepts that a group of people came up with. Then there may be one you don't like, because we all like different things, but as long as it answers the brief, doesn't create confusion or you can't give a strong argument for leaving it out, then it should be included it in your presentation, to give the client breadth of choice. This is important to consider when you work in a team and also a good argument if it is your design that another member is trying to exclude. There are masses of useful links out there to help so as promised in the video, here are some links not necessarily specific to product design which I like and think will be useful: http://muledesign.com/2014/09/13-ways-designers-screw-up-client-presentations https://99designs.com/designer-blog/2013/03/19/5-tips-on-how-to-prepare-a-design-presentation/ http://www.richardbaird.co.uk/2012/05/10/the-designers-guide-to-presentation/ http://www.proedgeskills.com/Presentation_Skills_Articles/difficult_questions.htm This is a good link to how to deal with clients who want to feature creep: https://community.uservoice.com/blog/when-to-build-requested-feature/ In the video I briefly cover how to calm nerves and one relaxation technique that has really helped me, relaxing my shoulders. This is a good link to more relaxation techniques and ways to deal with nerves. http://www.inc.com/larry-kim/15-power-up-tips-to-make-you-a-better-presenter.html http://www.skillsyouneed.com/present/presentation-nerves.html http://lifehacker.com/how-to-calm-your-nerves-before-making-a-terrifying-spee-1677504967 Finally if you have specific questions not answered by a Google search, then you can always post a question on the forums at core77.com to get advice from industry professionals. I hope you enjoy 'Students of Product Design Episode 7' and it helps when you have to give a concept design presentation. More of my work is here: www.producttank.co.uk

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LiquidPlanner is used by Product Creation Studio, a Seattle-based full-service product design and engineering firm to power their adaptive approach to project management and communication. LiquidPlanner has helped Ian MacDuff and his team give customers reliable timelines for project completion, which keeps customers happy and enables them to take on more projects. Learn more at http://www.liquidplanner.com/?utm_campaign=s_yt_decsriptionupdate_jan.30.2017&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social More Videos: https://www.liquidplanner.com/support/videos/ Connect with us Twitter: https://twitter.com/LiquidPlanner LinkedIn: : https://www.linkedin.com/company/liquidplanner Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liquidplanner/ Subscribe to our blog: https://www.liquidplanner.com/blog/ Product Creation Studio is a design and development firm consisting of engineering and industrial design—they help companies take their great ideas and make them into products. With hardware development and product development there are so many unknowns, people don’t hire them to do something that has been done one million times, they hire them to do something innovative and new which makes it difficult to tell customers from the start how the project is going to go. It’s important that project management represents reality, the role of the project manager is to help everybody understand what’s really going on in a project and build trust between the parties. Up until Product Creation Studio found LiquidPlanner, there was nothing that helped them capture the flexible, adaptive style of project management. Project management is about integrity, if you create a project plan and a client thinks you are going to follow the project plan exactly, that’s not true. Product Creation Studio work in a field where there are way too many unknowns—they have to be honest with themselves and their clients that the initial project plan is their best guess. What they promise is to always communicate with their clients in a timely manner, any changes and why those changes are happening—LiquidPlanner allows them to do this. LiquidPlanner is built on the idea that work changes and has allowed them to nip a lot of problems they had in the past, while boosting communication and visibility with clients. LiquidPlanner allows them to talk about what’s real, pushing them to collaborate and solve problems—more time is spent fighting with the problem rather than each other.

Dave and David2 brainstorm new uCurrent and other product design options. Autoranging systems, low current measurement design, noise, overload, USB isolation, ADC's, Gold vs Platinum, marketing, market direction, and a host of other stuff in this often tangential session. And what common component name did Dave pronounce embarrassingly wrong for his entire childhood? A video from the archives. Forum: http://www.eevblog.com/forum/blog/product-circuit-design-brainstorming/ EEVblog Main Web Site: http://www.eevblog.com The 2nd EEVblog Channel: http://www.youtube.com/EEVblog2 Support the EEVblog through Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/eevblog EEVblog Amazon Store (Dave gets a cut): http://astore.amazon.com/eevblogstore-20 T-Shirts: http://teespring.com/stores/eevblog 💗 Likecoin – Coins for Likes: https://likecoin.pro/@eevblog/dil9/hcq3

Product Designer at Netflix, Navin Iyengar reveals how Netflix applies experimental thinking to design using A/B testing and tells us how to design like a scientist at Awwwards Conference San Francisco. Subscribe now for the latest talks and interviews from digital design industry leaders: https://www.awwwards.com/subscribe/ Experience our conferences! Get out from behind your screen, learn from industry leaders and meet cool designers from all over the world - get your ticket to awwwards New York http://bit.ly/awwwards-conf-new-york For the latest web design trends - follow us: Blog: http://awwwards.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/awwwards Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/awwwards/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/awwwards/

MODO for Product Design and Design Visualization http://www.novedge.com/products/1951?AFTK=NVGYT What it's About MODO 801 has become an application capable of many things. Its underlying architecture allows its tools to be used in an almost unlimited number of ways. This isn`t surprising, as any modern VFX pipeline requires software that is versatile. This versatility often means it`s difficult to pigeonhole applications like MODO 801, and that`s a good thing! The downside of this versatility is that it can sometimes be difficult to get a clear view of what it can offer you, particularly if your field of work is very specific. So if you work in the fields of Product Design or Design Visualisation, and are curious about MODO, here are 10 reasons why you should take a closer look. You can also read more about this topic on the Novedge Blog, How to use MODO for Product Design, Step by Step and 10 Things to Know About MODO for Product Design and Design Visualization. The webinar is free and lasts about one hour, including the Q & A session. Who is Presenting the Webinar Andy Brown is the MODO training manager and also a Creative Specialist at The Foundry. He has been involved in the development of MODO for many years producing online training materials and delivering onsite training to a variety of design clients. Parallel to this he has worked for many years as a freelance artist producing concept art and product visualization and animations for a variety of clients such as Harrods and Viscira. Where to Get Product Info For more info about MODO 801 visit the product page on the Novedge website. http://www.novedge.com/products/1951?AFTK=NVGYT Who Should Attend Design professionals in consumer products, manufacturing, automotive and industrial design industries.

Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: WEBSITE: http://driventodraw.com My other Social Media Sites: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/drivenmavens/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/howtodrawcarsnow/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/driventodraw/ Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: http://driventodraw.com Hey Folks! Today we have a very special guest. I thought it would be important to get a different perspective about art, design, and expanding your creativity. There are several people out there that have fantastic skills and some people know how to use them in different ways. Product Designer, John Bleau, is one of these people. A graduate of College for Creative Studies, John talks about the path to becoming a designer and the journey to discover and broaden his creative outlet. John is incredibly easy to relate too. You’ll find that all well accomplished designers have had the same sort of struggles that many of you face right now. Check out his art work here: http://www.driventodraw.com/dtd-episode-5-broadening-your-creative-outlet-john-bleau/ KEY PODCAST TOPICS: Experiences and drawing interests from childhood Influence of Star Wars and Joe Johnson sketches From Engineering to Design School Dealing with the competition at College for Creative Studies Overcoming the struggles in class Using the competition to fuel your passion to excel The advantages of learning other disciplines and the impact on one’s perspective Choosing Product Design Creative Concepts for the Autoshow Working for Visionary companies that foster cross functional relationships between Design, Engineering, and Model Making Finding a New Creative Outlet Beyond Work/Giving back to the Community! Getting into Comic Books! Working with Kids and the benefits of leveraging their Creativity. Creating a unique SUPER COW Comic Book! Process of creating the comic book with kids Benefits of Drawing and Unexpected Success Drawing as a communication Tool John’s Advice for people that want to get started in Drawing KEY LINKS: John’s Blog is located at: http://www.troopertree.com/ 7 FREE Ebooks are available from John’s site, http://www.troopertree.com/new-page-2/ John’s Inspiration in College – – http://www.joejohnstonsketchbook.com/ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Love Markers? Please watch: "How to Render Robots like a BOSS!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4C3J6ffVe0 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: WEBSITE: http://driventodraw.com My other Social Media Sites: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/drivenmavens/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/howtodrawcarsnow/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/driventodraw/ Be sure to check out the rest of my videos and signup for your FREE Ultimate guide to sketching on my blog: http://driventodraw.com

Hello guys ! My name is Chou-Tac, I am a Product designer :) If you are beginner in sketching, I invite you to download the Designer Starter Kit : http://bit.ly/thedesignerstarterkityt You can register to the waiting list of Sketch Like The Pros here : https://training.thedesignsketchbook.com/sketch-like-the-pros-special-enrolc4rg0fxj4th PRODUCT DESIGN BLOG: http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/thedesignsketchbook INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/thedesignsketchbook To contact me, simply send me an email at [email protected] :) What the Designer Starter Kit book will teach you. The Book includes 4 simple guides I made for True-beginner designers. With this step-by-step method, you will prove to yourself that you can sketch. Some techniques may appear simple. Do not underestimate them, as a designer you will use them every day. Receive 1 guide per day DAY 1 | 5 essential tips before starting DAY 2 | Straight lines and perfect circles DAY 3 | Sense of proportion DAY 4 | Cubes in Perspective Testimonials from all over the world! Thank you so much for your kind words! "REALLY GOOD! It really helps me to sustain the habit of sketching every day!" Aisha, Belgium "I think it's great for beginners and a good reminder of the fundamentals of sketching for designers." Durand, USA "This kit is what I have been looking for a very long time." Ishtiaque, Bangladesh "Incredibly useful!! It suit people who dont know how to start practicing Design sketch!!" Jimmy, Taiwan "Great tool , great help. I draw better pictures now." Bas, Thailand "I think it's a great reminder and the steps are well explained to start, very helpful. I really appreciate your work and your involvement in this project. Thanks!" Elisa, France Hey, thanks a lot for giving me the knowledge of basics and perspective. From your lessons now I can make perfect circles and ellipses - My straight lines and my hatching also improved. Thanks for guiding me. Sankalp "It's very helpful. It helped me correcting my straight lines." Catarina, Portugal "The secrets of learning how to draw explained very simply." Amit, India "VERY HELPFUL! We always have to review the basics, and I really appreciated your technics!" Nicolas, France "It´s really helpful. It is what it is, a great starter kit. Very well explained and entertaining." Xicotencati, Mexico "First of all, amazing insight into some of the fundamentals of sketching. I have been drawing for a long time now but not always in the right manner. Your guide will definitely remind me to keep the healthy habit :)" Rudy, India -------

++DOWNLOAD THE FREE SKETCHING GUIDES FOR BEGINNER: http://bit.ly/thedesignerstarterkityt ++Subscribe to the channel and get even more sketching tutorials at the blog http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com ++Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDesignSKetchbook Awesome music from http://www.bensound.com Today we’ll look at a 4 steps tutorial that will help you better draw in 3D. It’s a perfect training for whom face the Malediction of the Blank page, where you may face these challenges: ◾Can’t visualize any shape in 3d on a 2D paper ◾Or just no inspiration ◾So you feel paralysed. Note: I recommend you to watch the video about the Contour lines first – if you don’t know how to draw them. http://thedesignsketchbook.com/tip-10... The idea here is to create [Random products] without caring much about the real functions of the prodcut. However you will combine hardware details to give it a look of a product. This exercise allow you to train without complexing about the feasibility, and focus on researching new shapes. Observe hardware that surround you, identify the details and “Drag & Drop” these elements to your sketches: ◾Industrial: Screw, joints, cables, grooves… ◾Functional: Power cords, button, tab, icons… ◾Commercial: Logo, barcode, product specification, illustration… Random product sketches - Step by StepThe 4 steps of the [Random product] Step 1 Draw random shapes. Fill your paper of few random shapes. Step 2 Draw the contour lines Even if these shapes are flat, play with the contour lines to give them a 3D volume appearance. Try to represent it with the minimum of lines. Step 3 Draw more contour lines To give more definition to your shapes, add more contour lines. Step 4 Add details You don’t care much about the “real” functions, you just try to assemble different details together to make your shape looks like a product. Details will bring life to your shape. Assignment of the day: Take few objects such as phone, mp3 players, mouse, camera, kitchenware… observe them and practice the “Random product” challenge. If you can do that, the day you need to create a product from a brief, your might visualise better some shapes without putting your pen on paper yet. There will be side benefits to this training: ◾You will improve your quality of lines ◾Improve your vision in 3D ◾Get more familiar to the Happy accident (create new shapes randomly) ◾Put in practice your memory of forms ◾And let your ideas flow faster. Have fun ! And let me know how it goes. :)

IS PRODUCT DESIGN UNIVERSITY WORTH IT? (+ UDACITY TOUR) - Aj&Smart VLOG Sign up for a FREE design sprint webclass here: https://ajsmart.com/webclass In it, you’ll learn the basics behind running and selling design sprints like an absolute pro, top tier advice that you can apply tomorrow and a Q&A session, where we answer all your Sprint questions! Thanks so much for watching this video! Like what you see here? Subscribe to our YouTube channel! https://goo.gl/aRQXPS Follow us on our other channels for more great ux/ui design tips! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ajandsmart/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajsmartdesign LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aj&smart/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajsmartdesign/ Medium blog: https://blog.ajsmart.com/ What's this video about? Jon and Brittni visited Udacity in the Bay Area, filming some new content for their Design Sprint Nanodegree program! They ended up getting a nice tour of their lovely offices and having a nice discussion about whether or not they think university is worth your while. We're working on more detailed video about how to get started in Product Design, but in this video you'll get to know how Jon and Brittni feel about university and how much it helped them in their careers. ------- We are AJ&Smart, a product design agency based in Berlin. We are crazy about Design Sprints and innovation and we teach everything we know right here on Youtube. If you want to learn more about how to run the best Design Sprint EVER, subscribe and we'll help you every step of the way. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel to make all our dreams come true!! Video Link: https://youtu.be/czbNwYH0Rnk

More on the Industrial Design sketching blog: http://thedesignsketchbook.com/tip-10... When you sketch an object, most of the time you can’t possibly draw the full set of Perspective: Horizon line Vanishing points Converging lines. However, it’s SUPER ESSENTIAL to always keep in mind the perspective rules to make sure that your sketch is correct. With practice, your brain will end visualising the converging lines intuitively. Make sure to train your perspective skills drawing many simple shapes such as cubes from different views. VERY IMPORTANT: the converging lines are one of your Best friend !! The lines looks parallel, but they are not. They slightly diverge. If one day, your sketch looks “awkward”, and you wonder why ? Check your converging lines. It will solve a lot of mistakes. Without them, you can’t possibly imagine to draw in “3D” from your imagination. So, each time you get to practice, visualise them or draw them with a light pressure with your pen. Hint: as we can see the top of the razor head, it means the razor is below the Horizon line (also called the Eye level). I did this sketch with the software Sketchbook Pro, with a Cintiq 22HD. If you also love sketching on tablet, I warmly recommend you guys to download that awesome and light drawing software (Free trial). Product and transport designers love it! The lines looks natural. Note that you can get it in any platform”: Mac, Windows, Ipad, Android. The Samsung Pro note 12.2 include Sketchbook Pro by default. I hope this sketching Tip has been helpful. Let me know your feedback in the comments. See yah for the next Tip of the day!

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In which I tell the story of how I decided to study industrial design. EDIT: I no longer study Industrial Design. to know why, click the link http://youtu.be/vu4bMR2UEmw My first blog. Mostly to use for my own reflections in my study and to show in my showcase. My current showcase: Irisrouschop.com If you have questions, ask them in the comments. Please don't be rude!

How to design a blog page in Figma - Part 1/2 - In this video I'm gonna be designing a blog page. The design will have a centered navigation and text-wrapping background for the hero headline in the header. Then we'll design the main content section. Which consists of two columns an article section and a sidebar and finally we'll create the footer section. Overall this is a very minimalistic design, no pretty pixels. Good in terms of UX and Responsive Design. - In the next video I'll Code the UI. Basically we'll do the Code To UI video where i'll be developing this very design. - Check it out on Dribbble - https://dribbble.com/shots/4283602-Blog-Page-Design ----------------------------------------------- Follow me on - Twitter - https://twitter.com/prvnbist Instagram - https://instagram.com/prvnbist Codepen - https://codepen.io/prvnbist LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/prvnbist Github - https://www.github.com/prvnbist ----------------------------------------------- Track: Clarx - H.A.Y [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: https://youtu.be/mj9KRKSvdbk Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.io/HAYYO

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My first try with the latest AJVD product - Inkpression Plates. More on the blog: http://blog.ajillianvancedesign.com/2017/11/inkpression-plate-seasons-greetings.html

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Video blog. Presentation of Oliver Pirosku.Start Up Product designer. Portfolio of services. https://www.facebook.com/product.designer.oliver.piroska/ https://www.facebook.com/Electric.Door.Mat/ https://www.facebook.com/Rainbow-bottle-1691806247816751/ https://www.facebook.com/Winder-Corporation-669121669925227/