Making a product designer - Free product design e-course from Tinder’s Scott Hurff

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“Making a Product Designer” by Scott Hurff is packed with practical product design skills and examples, plus tutorials on technical skills. Scott is a product manager and lead designer at Tinder. The course is totally free and you get sent one chapter per week for 10 chapters total.
oh and one small clarification — I'm a product manager and lead designer on a great team of people. So it's not just me :)
Had a hard time signing up. I was trying to swipe right but it wasn't doing anything :P
Signed up! Forget books on a shelf, this is how the future of reading / books should be - chapters sent to my email. However, someone should just build an app that integrates that functionality beyond email. I would download that product in a heartbeat. Maybe I'll just create it. ;)
I agree. Let's team up on this.
Already signed up. did you make the landing page with the new InVision Boards?
I'm loving the new InVision boards!
Yeah, they are pretty slick!
Thanks ! I had a blast working with the InVision team on this. It's building off of the work I've done for my book "Designing Products People Love" that'll be published in O'Reilly in December () — distilling over 20 interviews and hundreds of thousands of words with product designers from Facebook, Tinder, Twitter, and, yes, even Product Hunt. was awesome enough to sit down with me in the early days when PH was barely an email list! Anyway, I'm honored by all of the positive feedback. InVision did an _incredible_ job with the production. The course is absolutely _gorgeous_, and it's something I'm really proud of. Let me know if you have any questions.
Just signed up. I believe product design is a must for anyone in startups
Sweet! Signing up!
Thanks for doing this with us , the response has been overwhelming to say the least!
it's all because of you, Clark. Thanks for reaching out way back when, and thanks for creating such a fantastic organization.
Sounds like it would be interesting but the landing page is devoid of any information.
wrote one of my favorite lessons for Hack Design (), always happy to see more of his writing.
oh man, that's going back into the archives! Thanks for that. And say hey to Wells for me!
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