How to say "no" as a UXer
In our S3 finale, we talk about how to set boundaries at work and our personal lives, and why it's especially tough for UXers to do this.
30 Mai 202447min
Modified Delphi (re-release)
Michelle and Mary Fran are taking a break this week, so enjoy this re-release all about Modified Delphi Card Sorting!
16 Mai 202427min
When consistency is BAD
As UXers, creating consistency is often a tenet for the experiences we create. But is there ever a problem with consistency? In this episode, we talk about scenarios when consistency can do more harm ...
2 Mai 202430min
RACI, you're the worst!
In this episode, we explore the RACI matrix for project management and why we think it's the worst. Learn about RACI, how it falls short, and what might work better for UXers and product teams. What's...
18 Apr 202426min
UX Help Desk #7
We're back with another installment of the UX Help Desk! Reddit continues to provide a plethora of great questions, so we pulled a few to break down that cover topics like how to transition from start...
4 Apr 202432min
The UX of Home Automation
We look at the UX of something IRL - home automation! We cover the basics of home automation, some advanced experiences you can create, and how to design them using your UX skills. We'd love to hear f...
21 Mar 202424min
Women in UX (re-release)
Hey friends! We're extending our break a bit longer than planned. In honor of International Women's Day, we're re-releasing our episode on Women in UX, which is all about the women in UX that inspire ...
7 Mar 202428min
Keeping Current with UX (re-release)
Hey friends! We're taking a break this week and revisiting Keeping Current with UX. See you back in 2 weeks for a new episode :)
22 Feb 202435min
