UX Podcast attended the biggest UX conference in Sweden to date with over 850 attendees. “From Business To Buttons” was held on 21 April 2015. We managed to talk to three of the speakers on the day: Pamela Pavliscak, Cindy Alvarez and Mike Monteiro. To round up the day we were joined by Ben Sauer, UX Designer at Clearleft.
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We talked to award winning presenter, legendary designer, podcaster and author, Mike Monteiro. Mike presentation at From Business to Buttons was 13 Ways designers screw up client presentations. An entertaining guide to better meetings. We learned from Mike the importance of confidence in meetings and how good business ethics can help form great client relationships.
#FBTB2015 interview with @monteiro – 13 Ways designers screw up client presentations http://t.co/Bzl0Ele6Na #UX
— UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) April 21, 2015
Cindy Alvarez, head of UX at Yammer, joined us for chat. During the morning session she presented Embracing hypothesis driven-design. Yammer has great data sources and Cindy has overseen their adoption of hypothesis driven-design work. How does that work and what do they gain from it?
#FBTB2015 interview with @cindyalvarez – Embracing hypothesis driven-design http://t.co/Iv0kpBUjY0 #ux
— UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) April 21, 2015
Pamela Pavliscak, founder of Change Sciences, joined us directly off stage at From Business To Buttons after her talk The Science of Happy Design (slides from SXSW). We talk to Pamela about happiness. If you are happy after using a website, you rate it better. You’re more likely to buy from it, use it again, recommend it. Can we create happiness? Can we design it?
We talk to Joe Leech about psychology for designers and bullshit science. We debunk some myths and “rules” that come across as truths.
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Episode 96 is a linkshow. James and Per discuss three articles they’ve stumbled upon whilst roaming the internet.
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The father of the term Responsive Web Design, Ethan Marcotte, joins us for a chat. We talk, naturally, about responsive web design. How it came about, where it is today and where it’s heading.
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In the style of a radio phone-in, James and Per open the door and invite in you, the listener. Our guests in our third listener phone-in ended up being James Buller, Jesper Bylund, Dan Turner, and Tim Wright. Read More
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We’re joined by Kim Goodwin author of Designing for the digital age and UX executive at both PatientsLikeMe and Cooper. We dive into the merits of journey mapping. What it is and how it can be useful.
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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.
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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.
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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)
#90 James & Per are not robots. A linkshow with articles by @jondmyers @kelseydollaghan & @google http://t.co/RLx63Bn1pQ #ux
— UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) January 9, 2015
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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.
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We’re joined by usability grandmaster Jared Spool. Inspired by a tweet we asked Jared to join us to dive a little deeper.
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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.
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