Nathalie Stratton - Mission-Driven Product Design

The Product Design Podcast

In episode 52 of The Product Design Podcast, Seth Coelen interviews Nathalie Stratton, Co-founder and Head of Product Design and Engineering at Hearth. Hearth Display is a digital touchscreen for family management and productivity, made to lighten the load of organization for busy families.

During our chat, Nathalie discusses her early transition from architecture to product design. Nathalie shares how she was inspired to create Hearth, the challenges she faced during the product design and launch process, and what she feels is the most valuable skill set for anyone looking to launch their product into the world. This episode is filled with great advice and learnings on bringing a product to market!
During our interview with Nathalie, you will learn:

🤩How Nathalie transitioned from architecture to product design

🚩 Red flags to look out for when looking for a new job

💡What inspired Nathalie to create Hearth

🤔 Challenges faced when bringing a product idea to life

📢 Most valuable skill set to have when creating a product
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• Twitter: nathaliemanz
• LinkedIn: Nathalie Stratton
• Instagram: @stratton.nat
• Website: Hearth

Other mentioned links:

• Jump the line for your Hearth Display: https://hearthdisplay.com/uxcabin

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