Steve Faulkner is really into accessibility.”That’s all I’ve been doing for the last 20 years.”Steve has been an accessibility engineer since 2001, first with Vision Australia and currently with The Paciello Group. He has a hand in developing

1.11: ”This was supposed to be a summer special”

Sep 22nd, 2021 35m 33s

Just another summer special, nothing special about that. Except the fact that the summer is already over, one might say. But that's incorrect! In the Northern Hemisphere, the autumnal equinox will occur on 22 September at 7.21pm GMT. That's alm

1.10: ”At the end of the day, they were potatoes”

Jun 10th, 2021 29m 27s

Have you ever applied to a job as developer and ended up with a bunch of ”code challenges” or ”tasks” to solve on your own and submit? One day, William had a brilliant idea; after participating as co-interviewer in a traditional interview with

1.9: ”The yellow meatball episode”

May 27th, 2021 28m 50s

What is the difference between self-organizing teams and self-managing teams? What did Henrik and William learn about the updated Scrum Guide during a recent ”Scrum beer” with Swedish agile experts? And why on Earth is this episode titled ”The

1.8: ”Failing miserably is fine as long as you don't fail the failure”

Mar 12th, 2021 35m 52s

Why is it important to embrace and celebrate failure? And why is it important to foster a culture in a workplace where you are allowed to fail?”Hopefully, your worldview is growing everyday. There's a bunch of things you don't know. So wheneve

1.7: ”Open sourcing your code isn't sharing your profits, it's sharing your risks”

Feb 24th, 2021 48m 8s

When Skolplattformen, a digital platform for schools in the Stockholm Region, was launched in 2018, it had already cost a staggering €100 million (roughly $120 million) of tax payers money – and the release was anything but successful. Bugs upo

1.6: ”It’s about creating environments for people to meet, communicate, and do things together”

Jan 28th, 2021 44m 23s

After mentioning the word ”culture” approximately a million times throughout the season, it's finally time to dedicate an entire episode to corporate culture. And since both Henrik and William are somewhat obsessed with collaboration, the focus

1.5: ”A good design system is a set of Legos where you can combine simple things to make more complicated things”

Jan 12th, 2021 34m 45s

In this episode, we're dealing with design systems – but from a slightly different angle. Instead of talking about how to set up, develop, and maintain a design system, we discuss it from a consumer's perspective. And by ”consumer” we mean a de

1.4: ”I'd rather default to being together, and if it's painful we'll figure it out”

Dec 30th, 2020 54m 3s

In this episode, we're moving away from philosophical and organizational discussions and into some nitty-gritty technical details: Monorepo (mono repository), a single repository that stores all of your code and assets for every project. So, wh

1.3: ”The structural decomposition of an organization”

Dec 16th, 2020 50m 59s

Most of us have heard of capability teams. But what exactly is the philosophy behind capability-aligned organizations? How do they differ from traditional product-aligned organizations? And how do you even define a capability? Henrik and Willi

1.2: ”Mob programming is a totally different way of looking at effectiveness and productivity”

Dec 1st, 2020 35m 53s

When William first heard of mob programming, he thought of it as a joke. ”Some people do mob programming, they sit in a group and they do work together. And I was like... Why?” Of course, now he knows better. Much better, actually. So much that

1.1: ”The Devil might wanna try Lean UX”

Nov 17th, 2020 39m 29s

”Design is a function, not a person.” That's a pretty bold statement! But what does it mean? William has approximately three thousand questions about this core principle of the Lean UX philosophy. Guided by Henrik, the self-proclaimed guru of

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1.0: Trailer

Nov 13th, 2020 56s

Are you curious about product development, innovation, collaboration, and modern business related philosophies and methodologies? In that case, the Known Unknowns with Henrik and William might just be the perfect fit for you. In this podcast, o

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