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In the first episode since the Coronavirus outbreak, we ask a lot of question about how this is effecting various media related industries. How is it effecting the video industry? Is this an opportunity to create media in more creative ways usi
Joining us on the podcast is magician James Munton. We talk at length about what it takes to create great experiences with magic and how that world parallels with UX design practices. Later, we talk about his podcast, AppleSauced, a podcast abo
We're revisiting fitness for the New Year and making our own resolutions. Jeff and Chenu share what they're doing with their own fitness and how UX plays a part in all that. We take a look at what's happening with virtualization of indoor cycli
Dominos Pizza is in the news regarding a potential case involving the accessibility of their website, one that could be a landmark case if it goes to the Supreme Court. Join Jeff Whitfield, Seda Maurer, and Greg Rutledge as they talk about thi
Surveys are a great tool for UX research and can be useful in finding answers to many questions you might have about your users. But they can also be misused and misunderstood. In this episode, we talk about the different types of surveys, best
Jeff and Rob dive into the problem of startup fraud. The discussion starts with the story of the rise and fall of Theranos, a company that has gone on to have an influence on other similar startups. Both Jeff and Rob share a few personal storie
Jeff and Cheenu dive into a variety of heavy hitting topics. Cheenu talks about the UX of chatbots and AI which leads us into a conversation about quantum computing. We also touch on some user experience related topics with health. We end thing
In this episode we explore the emerging trend of experiential art with a deep dive into Rainbow Vomit, an immersive art exhibit created by lead curator Deanna Theis, Rob Andrews, and other members of ProectUX. Rainbow Vomit contributor Melody R
ProjectUX had the distinct pleasure of attending the Dallas World IA Day event held at UT Dallas. While we were there, we interviewed the presenters as well as one of the organizers including:Jennifer Blatz (Organizer, Senior UX Designer, Fidel
With Amazon Go locations opening up in a few select markets, the future of the retail shopping experience is likely to change. So we asked the question: What does the future really hold for retail? Jeff Whitfield, Rob Andrew, and Cheenu Chari d
Recently, the Oculus Go was released, a $199 device that gives consumers a reasonably inexpensive entry point into the world of VR. Other products like the Everysight Raptor show big promise for where AR could go for consumer-based products. We
The founding fathers may never have heard the term UX, but they clearly had an understanding the concepts. However, are we living up to a system of governance that really works well for all people? In this special election themed episode we div
Storytelling sits at the core of many of the greatest experiences of our lives, from the media we consume to the apps, websites and services we utilize. In this episode we talk with ProjectUX contributor Brianna Taeuber about the art of storyte
Educating the next wave of designers is a complex task, as preparing someone for real-world jobs is not always easy in a classroom setting. Cassini Nazir, UTD professor and keynote speaker at the Big Design conference, talks about the state of
Many of us fall victim overuse of our phones, playing too many video games, or switching tasks too often. The truth is the power of design can have serious implications on the way we live our lives. In this special episode we go inside the Big
Every year the Big Design Conference gathers several of the brightest minds and most interesting ideas in design and UX. ProjectUX reported live on the scene talking topics ranging from VR, ethics, cannabis and leadership in this jam-packed epi
Most everyone uses email on a daily basis in their work, but there are many UX issues we face with this common tool. On this episode we break down the UX of gmail and talk with Zachary Wiles, co-founder of the public benefit corp Coedit. We als
Need to take a quick note? There’s an app for that! Everybody has experience taking notes, from our days at school to making to-do lists to brainstorming sessions. In this podcast we explore how the UX of note-taking has changed with the intro
On this special episode we get a chance to interview Jared Spool, maker of UX awesomeness and founder of UIE and Center Centre. Conducted by ProjectUX host Brandon Ward, we discuss design education, the UIE conference, and get a dose of his uni
Technology and design can do a lot to help improve our fitness, from wearables to fitness apps to smart gym equipment, On this episode we discuss the UX of these tools and what separates the useful ones from the not-so-useful. Topics covered in
The recent ban of Alex Jones from nearly all the major platforms raises some serious questions. Content drives the UX of companies like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, but where do they draw the line? In this episode we explore designing the sys
This week we are joined by Mark Rummel of Habitat for Humanity and Heidi Hiser, an independent UX consultant tackling the complex problem of homelessness, as we explore utilizations of UX principles to help better tackle social issues. We discu
Most everything we interact with in life is designed, and the news is no exception. In this episode, we talk about the experience of news in the modern era of "fake news," Facebook, catered-news apps, and the changing models of paying for conte
In this episode we examine the value of UX research, discussing why it is so important for companies of all sizes to invest in truly understanding their customers and how they interact with their product. We tackle concepts including personas,
Bias is everywhere, not just in our opinions, but in everything from data to design. In this episode we dive into the topic from a UX perspective, discussing its prevalence and ways to overcome it, including zen and mindfulness techniques. We g
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