UX Podcast

Lisa Welchman, from Active Standards, joins us to talk about digital governance. How to manage the chaos and put a digital governance framework in place. What is digital governance? How can you go about putting governance in place in your organisation? Learn how horizontal collaboration can help further UX and the power of digital in your […]

Lisa Welchman, from Active Standards, joins us to talk about digital governance. How to manage the chaos and put a digital governance framework in place. What is digital governance? How can you go about putting governance in place in your organisation? Learn how horizontal collaboration can help further UX and the power of digital in your workplace. Lisa's book Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design is available for pre-order. (Listening time: 38 minutes - Transcript) https://soundcloud.com/uxpodcast/92-james-per-lisa-manage-chaos https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/563586366970544128 References: Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design (out Feb 19) In Perfect Harmony: Digital Governance and Collaboration (Video from MWUX14) Register for UXLx Lisbon

Automated marketing. The marketeer's dream. What is it, and how does this impact UX? Aimee Ravacon from Specopssoft shares her experiences after successfully implementing marketing automation into her organisations' digital marketing. (Listening time: 41 minutes) https://soundcloud.com/uxpodcast/91-james-per-aimee-get-automated https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/558514974394712064 References Specopsoft What is marketing automation? Most marketing automation is really experience design

Automated marketing. The marketeer’s dream. What is it, and how does this impact UX? Aimee Ravacon from Specopssoft shares her experiences after successfully implementing marketing automation into her organisations’ digital marketing. (Listening time: 41 minutes) Episode #91: James & Per & Aimee get automated http://t.co/KHJvFTmf0Y #ux #marketingautomation #digitalmarketing — UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) January 23, 2015 References Specopsoft […]

Episode 90 is a link show. James and Per discuss three articles they’ve stumbled upon whilst roaming the internet. First - Under-resourced and isolate: who would be a digital marketing manager? It's complex and get more complex by the day. Second - The Seven Most Important UI and UX ideas of 2014. A retrospective look back at some concepts that bubbled up last year. Third and finally - Are you a robot? Introducing "No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA". Google has moved robot checking to the back end. SPOILER ALERT! If you believe in Father Christmas, skip minute 14 of the show! (Listening time: 34 minutes) https://soundcloud.com/uxpodcast/90-james-per-are-not-robots-linkshow https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/553456113602277376 References Article 1: Under-resourced and isolated: who would be a digital marketing manager? by Jon Myers Article 2: The Seven Most Important UI and UX Ideas of 2014 by Kelsey Campell-Dollaghan Article 3: Are you a robot? Introducing “No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA” by Vinay Shet Featured image by Garrett Coakley (cropped to 1:1) Use the discount code of "UX Podcast" when booking tickets to Business to Buttons here in Stockholm, April 21st for 10% off.

Episode 90 is a link show. James and Per discuss three articles they’ve stumbled upon whilst roaming the internet. First – Under-resourced and isolate: who would be a digital marketing manager? It’s complex and get more complex by the day. Second – The Seven Most Important UI and UX ideas of 2014. A retrospective look back […]

How do you build a minimum viable product? Inspired by a Twitter conversation, we talk to Russ Unger, Stephen Anderson and Jeff Gothelf about what MVP is, what it isn't. Does it cause more confusion than add value? What are we trying to learn and validate? We get some hangups off our chests, and discuss how you and your product team can avoid some of the MVP pitfalls. (Listening time: 53 minutes) https://soundcloud.com/uxpodcast/89-minimum-viable-product-discussion https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/548405307022794752 References Your ultimate guide to Minimum Viable Product The "Spotify image" How to Build a Minimum Viable Product How DropBox Started As A Minimal Viable Product Minimum Viable Products — Defined by The Experts Minimum Viable Product vs. Minimum Delightful Product Minimum delightful product Bus unge translated from Swedish Russ pulls out a puppet (27:40)

How do you build a minimum viable product? Inspired by a Twitter conversation, we talk to Russ Unger, Stephen Anderson and Jeff Gothelf about what MVP is, what it isn’t. Does it cause more confusion than add value? What are we trying to learn and validate? We get some hangups off our chests, and discuss […]

We're joined by usability grandmaster Jared Spool. Inspired by a tweet we asked Jared to join us to dive a little deeper. We had a fun filled chat with some enlightening conversations around UX strategy and tactics, does it even exist? The need for user research and judging when you've done enough. https://twitter.com/jmspool/status/533682890220257282 We realised that we all become Don Norman in the end. And seriously, none of us touched the sheep. (Listening time 61 minutes) This episode is sponsored by Peek by UserTesting. Peek is the easiest way to see and hear videos of real people using your site or app. Visit usertesting.com/UXpodcast for a free Peek usability test, and find out how you can give your users an experience they’ll love. https://soundcloud.com/uxpodcast/88-jared-spool-interview https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/543316619166879744 References: No such thing as UX Strategy UX maturity model Monday morning quarterbacking UX Mobile Immersion 2014 videos Centre Centre UIE  

We’re joined by usability grandmaster Jared Spool. Inspired by a tweet we asked Jared to join us to dive a little deeper. We had a fun filled chat with some enlightening conversations around UX strategy and tactics, does it even exist? The need for user research and judging when you’ve done enough. If your new UX Strategy […]

In the style of a radio phone-in, James and Per open up the communication channels and talk to you the listener. Our guests in our second listener phone-in show ended up being Wedge Black, Tim Wright, Heather Burns and James Mole McConnell. Is UX research under-appreciated in intranet design? What is Europe playing at with their new sales tax rules? What is a UX Designer? What should one be? How do you decide what UX content to consume? How do you learn? This episode is sponsored by Peek by UserTesting. Peek is the easiest way to see and hear videos of real people using your site or app. Visit usertesting.com/UXpodcast for a free Peek usability test, and find out how you can give your users an experience they’ll love. (Listening time: 40 minutes) https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/538229841196515329 References: UX Podcast interview with Wedge UX Podcast interview with Heather Nathan Powell interview with Heather (which Heather mentions) UX Podcast crossover show with The Dirt Show Fresh Tilled Soil - Apprentice in UX design (AUX) Norrköping Frank and Lillian Gilbreth Zite Create Twitter lists from Bios using Tweetbe,at Full un-edited 2 hour video recording of the listener phone-in

In the style of a radio phone-in, James and Per open up the communication channels and talk to you the listener. Our guests in our second listener phone-in show ended up being Wedge Black, Tim Wright, Heather Burns and James Mole McConnell. Is UX research under-appreciated in intranet design? What is Europe playing at with their […]

UX Podcast was lucky enough to take part in the first ever Redesigning Star Wars workshop run by Chris Noessel. Chris is the co-author of Make It So, the main guy behind scifiinterfaces.com and design fellow at Cooper. We dive into the format and the concept of the workshop - what can you learn from deconstructing and reinventing parts of a 70s pop-culture science fiction film? How can this be useful in solving design problems? What about non sci-fi geeks? (Listening time: 27 minutes) https://soundcloud.com/uxpodcast/86-redesigning-star-wars-christopher-noesell https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/533157064294813696 References: The Redesigning Star Wars Workshop was hosted by InUse Scifi interfaces the blog Make It So by Chris Noessel and Nathan Shedroff Our previous interview with Chris: Episode 25 Redesigning Star Wars prezi presentation from the workshop Picture of a Star Wars persona from the workshop  

UX Podcast was lucky enough to take part in the first ever Redesigning Star Wars workshop run by Chris Noessel. Chris is the co-author of Make It So, the main guy behind scifiinterfaces.com and design fellow at Cooper. We dive into the format and the concept of the workshop – what can you learn from […]

When Bart, James and Per start talking, they just don't stop. This is an extended and thought-provoking interview with Bart Schutz that we recorded at Conversion Jam 4. We talk about persuasion techniques. What's going on behind the eyes in our reptile brains? How "touching" websites affects your conscious brain. How and when to reach out to the conscious and subconscious parts of the brain. How making something more difficult can increase conversion. (Listening time 31 minutes) https://soundcloud.com/uxpodcast/85-bart-schutz-interview https://twitter.com/uxpodcast/status/528111315521257472 References: The Wheel of Persuasion Presentations from Conversion Jam 4, including Bart's How Target Figured Out A Teen Girl Was Pregnant Before Her Father Did The Morality Of A/B Testing The importance of A/A testing 9 biases of usability testing