Name: Julie Zhuo: Facebookデザイナーの考え方 [全話] (Julie Zhuo: How a Facebook Designer Thinks [Entire Talk])
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So I know this is probably a huge cliche since probably

every single speaker says this, but it's a huge honor

I was sitting in your seats about 10 years ago which seems

like not that long and yet quite a long time.

My class, the class of '06 just celebrated our 10 year

reunion here like a couple months which was a lot of fun.

I remember when I was sitting in your seats and you know

I had just come from Texas, that's where I was raised

and I had done some web design in the past,

but I didn't really know anything about Silicon Valley,

didn't know anything about this kind of tech hub

and what it means to have a career here and startups

and all of that prior to coming to Stanford.

And I remember sitting in the audience and listening

to the stories of people who had come before me

and in particular Marissa Moyer and Jeff Fitzpatrick.

They'd stand up here and they would take about their

adventures after leaving Stanford and all of the great

things they got to go and build and work on.

And I was just like wow, this is super super exciting.

And you know, now I'm excited to be here talking to all

of you guys and hopefully sharing a couple of my stories

So as you guys heard, I was here, I did my computer science

degree, my bachelors and my masters and I was also lucky

enough to be part of the Mayfield Fellows Program.

Okay so for those of you who don't know, this is an awesome

program that is really about diving into entrepreneurship

and so one part of the program is that between your junior

and your senior year, you go and get an internship

And along the way as we're interning at our respective

companies we're learning about entrepreneurship, we're

And it's fabulous, it's awesome, it's taught by Tina.

So at the time the start up that I chose was actually

Facebook and you know this is a little bit of a little

cheating because in 2006 Facebook was already

about 100 people, so it was a startup but on the larger end

But it was something I was really excited to work on.

It was a product that I and all of my classmates at the time

So I went there and I remember my first day at Facebook

in fact, I was signed up to be an engineer and work on

some of their photos features and I had a mentor

and her name was Rudgy and on the first day she said,

okay there's been a change of plans I'm switching jobs,

I'm not going to be an engineer anymore, I'm going

to be a PM, I don't really know what that means for you,

but let me introduce you to this pod of people over here.

This is our design team, why don't you sit with them

And so she left me in this pod with this group of designers

and before that, I'm not a designer by trade, I didn't

really know anything about design, but I got to talking

And low and behold, fast forward 10 years

and now my career's in design and when I look back on it

it sort of seems really quite random how it happened.

But for me what was so exciting about design was the chance

to work at the forefront and thinking about what are

the people who are going through the experience

that we're building, what are they feeling,

what are they thinking, how are they able to understand

And so to me that's what was super super fascinating

about design and I also wasn't that crazy because

at the time the designers that we hired were also

our front end engineering team, so it was a little bit

of both designing and a little bit of coding.

This is back in the world where we were still operating

with just websites, so you just had to do some CSS

in JavaScript and front end PHP and it wasn't nearly

as complicated of an ecosystem as it is today.

But we got to building and one of the first things I worked

on was photos and photo products, I also remember one

of my first big launches a couple months later,

which was Newsfeed back in September of 2006.

Over the years I've worked on things like the Facebook

platform and ushering a bunch of applications built

on top of Facebook including a lot of games,

I worked on Profile and Timeline and I worked on Newsfeed.

And today the team that I lead, we work on design

for all of the core features of the Facebook application.

So when you go on Facebook and you want to catch up

with your friends, you want to share, you want to watch

videos or join a group, those are a lot of the things

So all that said, that's a little bit of an intro

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