Scott Belsky, co-founder of Behance and investor at Benchmark Capital, discusses maximizing creative output, the role of constraints in boosting productivity, and patterns seen in successful businesses. He emphasizes the importance of design in scaling a business and the value of constraints in enhancing resourcefulness. Belsky also highlights the significance of design in successful companies, the need for designers to take on additional responsibilities, and the importance of mentorship relationships.

Scott Belsky co-founded Behance and has spent years trying to understand how the best designers in the world are able to make meaningful contributions. In this preview he touches on the differences between freelancers, agency designers and client-side designers while also sharing insights into how design agencies can stay competitive going forward. This full episode goes live on April 24th, want access on the 21st instead? Subscribe for early access here http://highresolution.design/early-access/ 🔑

Luke Woods, Head of Design at Facebook, discusses designing for 2 billion users, his journey to his position, and the role of design in a contentious political climate. He talks about the significance of design in the digital age and its responsibility in shaping content. He shares his experience joining Facebook's design team and transitioning to the growth team. He also discusses the value of design to Mark Zuckerberg and the challenges and opportunities of being a designer in a company. Lastly, he explores the future of design, emphasizing human-centered products and the importance of diversity.

After Mark Zuckerberg personally recruited Luke Woods from IDEO as a product designer, Luke chose to work on the new "Growth team." There, he discovered the ability to use data to deeply understand people and how to design for the differences between them. This episode goes live on April 17th, want access on April 14th instead? Subscribe for early access here http://highresolution.design/early-access/ 🔑

Rochelle King is the Global VP of Product Design and Insights at Spotify. In this episode, she discusses the difference between teams being data-informed, data-aware and data-driven, why our "data friends" are a designer's greatest ally, and how she taught her team how to debate each other. FOLLOW US Twitter: http://twitter.com/highrespodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/highrespodcast iTunes: http://bit.ly/highresitunes Google Play: http://bit.ly/highresgoogle Get early access to the next episode: http://highresolution.design/early-access THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS Squarespace – Squarespace is a SaaS-based content management system offering a website builder, eCommerce, and domains. We're big fans of Squarespace, they're a must-have for startups, photographers, bloggers or hobbyists looking to put up a beautifully designed digital presence! Get 10% off your first purchase on Squarespace. http://bit.ly/sqspacesponsorlink InVision – InVision is the world's leading product design platform, powering the future of digital product design through our deep understanding of the dynamics of collaboration. Teams that build digital products are at a serious advantage when they use InVision's suite of prototyping tools. They're a great way of getting everyone on board. Get 3 months free with InVision http://bit.ly/invisionpartner Searle Video – Searle Video is a creative studio based out of Portland, Oregon. They've helped the creative community tell stories for over 10 years. They've done advertisements, behind the scenes stories, and documentaries for companies like Slack, Intel, Adobe, Google and the XOXO festival. http://bit.ly/searlesponsor

Rochelle King is the Head of Design and Insights at Spotify. In this preview she discusses the H.I.P.P.O (Highest Paid Person's Opinion) problem and how to know if you are a H.I.P.P.O or how to get one to listen to you. She also talks about why she instituted debating on her design teams at Spotify and Netflix. This full episode goes live on April 10th, want access on the 7th instead? Subscribe for early access here http://highresolution.design/early-access/ 🔑

John Maeda is the Head of Design and Inclusion at Automattic. In this episode, we discuss how he turned RISD into the best design school in the country, why inclusivity is the secret weapon on design teams, and why design is ultimately about the customer not just the user.  FOLLOW US Twitter: http://twitter.com/highrespodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/highrespodcast iTunes: http://bit.ly/highresitunes Google Play: http://bit.ly/highresgoogle Get early access to the next episode: http://highresolution.design/early-access THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS IBM – IBM's mission is simple: put the user at the center of our products. If you are a passionate problem-solver, able to empathize with users and turn that empathy into design insight, we want you to join us in creating exceptional experiences that span our vast product portfolio. Learn about the team! http://bit.ly/ibmsponsor InVision – InVision is the world's leading product design platform, powering the future of digital product design through our deep understanding of the dynamics of collaboration. Teams that build digital products are at a serious advantage when they use InVision's suite of prototyping tools. They're a great way of getting everyone on board. Get 3 full months on InVision FREE http://bit.ly/invisionpartner Searle Video – Searle Video is a creative studio based out of Portland, Oregon. They've helped the creative community tell stories for over 10 years. They've done advertisements, behind the scenes stories, and documentaries for companies like Slack, Intel, Adobe, Google and the XOXO festival. http://bit.ly/searlesponsor

John Maeda tells us about the sage advice Paul Rand gave him at the ripe age of 82 about finding what you love to do and how important it is not to buy into the myth of the starving artist. This episode goes live on April 3rd, want access on March 31st instead? Subscribe for early access here http://highresolution.design/early-access/ 🔑

Daniel Burka is a Design Partner at GV. In this episode he discusses how designers can elevate their position in a boardroom, the Google Design Sprint, and why he thinks the sprint is the equivalent of the scientific method for businesses. FOLLOW US YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/highresolution Twitter: http://twitter.com/highrespodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/highrespodcast iTunes: http://bit.ly/highresitunes Google Play: http://bit.ly/highresgoogle Get early access to the next episode: http://highresolution.design/early-access THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS Squarespace – Squarespace is a SaaS-based content management system offering a website builder, eCommerce, and domains. We're big fans of Squarespace, they're a must-have for startups, photographers, bloggers or hobbyists looking to put up a beautifully designed digital presence! Get 10% off your first purchase on Squarespace. http://bit.ly/sqspacesponsorlink InVision – InVision is the world's leading product design platform, powering the future of digital product design through our deep understanding of the dynamics of collaboration. Teams that build digital products are at a serious advantage when they use InVision's suite of prototyping tools. They're a great way of getting everyone on board. Get 3 months free with InVision http://bit.ly/invisionpartner Searle Video – Searle Video is a creative studio based out of Portland, Oregon. They've helped the creative community tell stories for over 10 years. They've done advertisements, behind the scenes stories, and documentaries for companies like Slack, Intel, Adobe, Google and the XOXO festival. http://bit.ly/searlesponsor

Daniel Burka is a design partner at GV and a master of the Google Design Sprint. In this preview he shares the one thing designers can do in meetings and at work to build their influence and essentially become the center of the conversation when they speak to business people (instead of feeling sidelined.) Let's lean in and listen. This full episode goes live on March 27th, want access on the 24th instead? Subscribe for early access here http://highresolution.design/early-access/ 🔑