Erik Modig is a researcher at the Stockholm School of Economics and at Stockholm University. His research focuses on advertising and how the consumer psychology of creativity affects advertising effectiveness.
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Michael Aagaard, optimizer of websites and the decision-making processes and the man behind Content Verve. Named the “Conversion Jesus” by John Ekman from Conversionista. We grabbed Michael directly after his high-octane presentation at Conversion Jam 4 and talked about the need to stop guessing and start hypothesizing. Do your research!
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Hot on the heels of the launch of the iPhone 6 with it’s NFC chip and Apple Pay, we talk to Skip Allum, the author of Designing Mobile Payment Experiences. We learn about the different types of solutions, talk about barriers to use, what hasn’t worked, what could work and ponder the future of paying with our phones.
(Listening time: 53 minutes)
#83 James & Per & @skippr pay by mobile – Designing #mobile payment experiences with Skip Allums http://t.co/soWcsKH6oK #ux #ixd #banking
— UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) October 3, 2014
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On June 13th 2014 the Consumer Rights Directive came into force across Europe. This law has a direct impact on the way we design our websites within Europe and bans the use of certain dark patterns. We talk to Heather Burns, author of The web designer’s guide to the consumer rights directive, to find out more.
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Dan Rubin opened day 1 with his silo-busting talk “We don’t talk anymore”. Natasha Irizarry gave us a deeply personal talk “Do what makes you great AKA how UX changed my life”. Cat Noone talked about the future of the reading experience in her talk “My Grandmother’s books are neatly stored in an app”. Scott Hanselman ended up doing two talks, including his hugely entertaining “Javascript and the rise of the new virual machine”.
(Listening time: 44 minutes)
Episode 81: @beantin & @axbom at #hybridconf – interviews with @danrubin @natashairizarry @imcatnoone & @shanselman http://t.co/p65U7W0wTF
— UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) September 5, 2014
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Scott Hanselman dished out some serious “edutainment” (as he called it) in his presentation. He educated us about javascript at the same time as keeping us laughing and entertained. We grabbed him for a chat.
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Cat Noone presented “My Grandmother’s books are neatly stored in an app” (which interestingly didn’t really mention her Grandma!). We chatted to her straight after her presentation.
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Natasha Irizarry wore her heart on her sleeve and gave a very personal presentation about her journey to become a UX-er. “Do what makes you great AKA How UX changed my life”. We got Natasha to shake off her jet lag and chat to us for a few minutes.
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Dan Rubin was the opening keynote speaker at Hybridconf here in Stockholm with his presentation “We don’t talk anymore”. Flying in the face of his presentation title, we grabbed him for a few minutes to talk.
Episode 80 is a link show. James and Per discuss three articles they’ve stumbled upon whilst dredging the internets. First – Everything is broken. Really, everything is broken. Can we fix it? Do we care enough to fix it? Second – UX without user research is not UX. Isn’t it? Does it matter? And lastly – Hey designers: stop trying to be so damned clever. Is the cleverness of your design actually getting in the way? How good is your usability filter? Read More
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With Facebook moving messaging to a separate app, unbundling has really hit the big time. What is app unbundling? Should you be adopting it as a strategy for your app/product? Piece of cake to pull off or hideous nightmare? We are joined by Alissa Briggs, Senior UX Manager at Intuit, to talk our way through the unbundling trend. Read More
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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. We took calls live and blind not knowing who was going to ring and what we were going to talk about.
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Form and survey specialist and author Caroline Jarrett joins us on this episode of UX Podcast. Unsurprisingly we chat about surveys and forms beginning with the subject’s roots in data capture and motion studies. Amongst other things we talk about the four steps involved in answering a question and problems such as non-response error and coverage error. Read More
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Episode 76 is a link show. James and Per discuss three articles they’ve discovered on their digital travels. First – 45 days to plan a Tweet? Just a bit of bad press, deliberate PR? How do we know what’s true anymore? Second – Thank you for signing up! Pay attention to your thank you pages. And finally – The share icon that nobody agrees on. We’re talked hamburgers before, now it’s the turn of the share icon to be discussed.
What do you think? Email us at uxpocast@uxpodcast.com
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(Listening time: 38 minutes)Episode 76: A linkshow! The 45-day tweet, "thank you" pages, and the "share" icon http://t.co/6xVJO7H01s #ux #socialmedia #webdesign
— UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) June 27, 2014
Borrowed from https://bold.pixelapse.com/minming/share-the-icon-no-one-agrees-on
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Dave Gray of Gamestorming fame joined us in Stockholm to share some stories around principles of agility. Patterns to guide you rather than dogma to rule you. Does your organisation have a culture that’s capable of being agile? How do you survive in an agile environment and within connected teams? Read More
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