About 15 years ago, Katrina Alcorn suffered from burnout while managing a team of designers and raising a family.
Drawing from her own experience, and many years of managing large numbers of designers, Katrina highlights the importance of autonomy, connection, as well as purpose in the workplace.
At Hatch Conference last autumn, we recorded a live interview with Cal Thompson from Headspace about the evolution of Headspace from a pure mindfulness app to a comprehensive mental health platform, including health coaches and therapists.
https://uxpodcast.com/337-headspace-cal-thompson/
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Inspired by feedback from his booked UX for beginners, Joel Marsh has written UX for business. A comprehensive guide for designers navigating real-world challenges - covering over 300 different topics!
In this episode, we're joined by Lou Downe, author of Good Services and former director of design for the UK government.
We sat down with Lou and asked—Where is service design going wrong, and are we even doing service design?
Among the topics we touched on were: The complexity of modern services and the complete reliance on infrastructure, as well as the importance of service literacy for leaders.
In a world where the sets of rules that have governed us as humanity are rapidly changing, how will we know if the solutions that we are designing now are going to be fit for purpose?
Aarathi Krishnan, international aid expert, specialising in humanitarian futures and strategic foresight, joins us in this episode.
https://uxpodcast.com/334-defending-against-evil-aarathi-kristnan/
Our latest episode is a linkshow. We discuss Six things that slow down your site’s UX (and why you have no control over them) by Tammy Everts and Fail early: the hidden design principle behind great UX by Niaw de Leon.
It's been over 2 years since Sheryl Cababa released Closing The Loop. Her book about systems thinking for designers.
In this follow-up chat with Sheryl, we hear her reflections and insights from those 2 years since release, which leads us into a fascinating discussion about the challenges of actually making use of systems thinking in your work.
https://uxpodcast.com/332-more-systems-thinking-sheryl-cababa/
Your destiny isn’t tied to a role. You were a person before your role.
Leadership expert and strategist Christina Joy Whittaker talks to us about the "murky middle", a phenomenon rooted in misalignment and purpose.
It's something quite distinct from imposter syndrome, but is often "misdiagnosed" as just that. Christina helps us to understand and recognise the difference, and find our true calling.
https://uxpodcast.com/331-christina-joy-whittaker/
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S03E02 - We talk to Oobah Butler, the journalist and filmmaker behind "The Great Amazon Heist" and "The Shed at Dulwich".
From manipulating algorithms to boost fake products, to the wider impact of algorithms, our responsibilities as designers.
“I Feel like we’re on the cusp of something big. Not sure if it’s something good though”
We're back for a new season!
Kicking off "Season 3" of UX Podcast @axbom and @Beantin bring you a topic show. In this episode we dive into the concept of "Dark mode", its benefits, and its implications for UX design, user experience and accessibility.
https://uxpodcast.com/329-dark-mode/
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