Ted Boda is currently a Product Design Manager on the Well-Being team at Instagram. He is also a former Director of Design at Udacity, former Senior Designer at Nest Labs, former Lead Mobile Designer at Netflix and a former Lead UI Designer for Keynote at Apple (where, interestingly enough, he worked on some of the slides used for Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth). With all that experience to draw on, we loved having Ted on the show — for a second time — to hear what he's been up to and gain some insight into how design management is done at one of the largest social media platforms on earth.
We cover:
Guesswork at the beginning of design leadershipDesign leadership at InstagramDesign tools at Instagram and FacebookThe Well-being team at Instagram and what they doWhat an average week looks like for Ted.His "cameo" on NetflixQualities to look for in Design ManagersTed's childhood interestsHustle: Hiring an Agency (feat. Aaron O'Hearn)
Hustle: Engineering is Design (feat. Travis Swicegood)
Hustle: Epicurrence Montues
Hustle: Design Storytelling with Empathy and Personality (feat. Ben Johnson)
Hustle: New York Agencies and Video Games (feat. Nick Robalik & Johnnie Hamn)
Hustle: Building Internal Products at an Agency (feat. Steven Ray)
Hustle: The SXSW Special: 4 Questions For Designers
Hustle: Design What You Think Is Right (feat. Dylan Seeger)
Hustle: Lean on Research
Hustle: Design Approach (feat. Sam Kapila)
Hustle: Articulating Design Decisions (feat. Tom Greever)
Hustle: Motion Design Thinking (feat. Ben Cline)
Hustle: Risk It For The Biscuit
Hustle: Offboarding Clients
Hustle: This Is How We Do It
Hustle: Onboarding: Clients and Users
Hustle: Epicurrence, Adobe MAX, Rdio, Snapchat
Hustle: The Art of Letting Others Have It Your Way (feat. Ryan Rumsey)
Hustle: The Client-Agency Relationship (feat.Brandon Breitenbach)
Hustle: Whose Job is UX? (feat. Peter Merholz)
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