UXPodcast 2020 annual report
We believe in transparency. Whitney Hess has inspired us many times over the years. When we saw her 2020 Annual Report, we realised that we had to do something similar for UX Podcast.
Read MoreBlog posts and articles by James and Per and guest writers related to UX Podcast and the shows.
We believe in transparency. Whitney Hess has inspired us many times over the years. When we saw her 2020 Annual Report, we realised that we had to do something similar for UX Podcast.
Read MoreEvery year more people start studying UX design, or begin transitioning to a career within UX. We’ve created a podcast playlist to go along with your new journey.
We’ve gone through 10 years worth of UX Podcast episodes and hand-picked episodes that we feel are suitable for people who are learning or studying UX design to listen along to.
Read MoreFrom Business To Buttons is back on May 3rd for its 2019 edition. We’ll be there to interview as many speakers as we can physically fit in.
We’ve had no less than four of this year’s speaker line-up on the show before, so we’ve put together a playlist for you as a conference warm-up!
Read MoreIn May we will be returning to UX Podcast roots yet again. We have undoubtedly performed the most number of event interviews at User Experience Lisbon and will be back to conduct several on-site interviews with speakers this year, during the week of May 22-25.
To get you in the mood and prepare you for the intense networking and learning experience that is UXLx, we have put together a playlist with 8 shows that should keep you busy during the weeks running up to the conference. Enjoy!
Just in case you’ve got a gap in your festive schedule, we’ve pulled together a collection of 7 episode of UX Podcast for you to listen to. We looked back in the archive and picked out a selection of shows about some of 2017’s hottest topics: Design leadership, Bots, AI and ethics.
Put your headphones on, press play and listen to interviews with Alissa Briggs, Tom Greever, Chris Noessel, Daniel Harvey, Pamela Pavliscak, Susan & Guthrie Weinschenk and Adam Scott. Read More
Guest post by John Ragozzine
Of all the excellent points raised in episode 136 of the UX Podcast, with Denise Jacobs and Chris Noessel, the first half’s focus on creativity resonated most deeply with me. From her talk “Unfold your Brain,” self-described creativity evangelist Denise Jacobs explains how to banish your inner critic—or more so, how to make this nagging critic a team player, working with you instead of against you.
Guest post by Davor Tomić
Why designing completely flat is not (always) the safest bet, and how Google got it right this time.
Guest post by Gabe Medina
Gabe joined us on-air during our 7th listener phone-in earlier this year and talked to us about the challenges of being brought in to the process too late, towards the end rather than the beginning – stopping you from following the process you’ve learned to perform.
Guest post by Jenny Reeves
Episode 133 of UX podcast featuring Val Head is particularly fascinating because it brings the topic of animation, which is often seen as a distraction reminiscent of Flash, to the forefront as an important aspect of interaction design.
2 hosts
100 episodes
60 interviews
60 hours of chat
36 minutes per episode
1 million words spoken
Available in 10 channels and counting
Listeners in 111 countries
Top locations for listening:
1. Daily commute
2. In the car
3. Doing chores
Approaching 100000 downloads and streams
Most downloaded episode:
Kim Goodwin – Journey Mapping, Episode 93.
Net promoter score: +63
“Keep up the amazing work you two guys are doing!”
Thanks for all the love!
Now go subscribe at uxpodcast.com/subscribe