Podcasts about design user experience

Hey, thanks for checking out this audio interview with King Sidharth. He manages product & design at Headout. He's also a 2x TEDx speaker and has given 40+ talks. I'm sure you'll find some insane amounts of value in this one, we've spoken about design, behaviors, freelancing, clients, and much more! Hope you find some value in this episode ✌️

If you haven't visited GoDaddy lately, it's time to take another look. With a recent rebrand and the introduction of GoDaddy Guides and new web and marketing tools, GoDaddy has shed its skin and PR issues of the past. Today, their focus is on simplicity and helping entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey. Over the past five years, Jared Lewandowski has been working with GoDaddy's team to elevate the user experience. As Head of Design & User Experience, Presence & Commerce, he's seen the team grow from five to 40 to 100 designers, with plans to take that number even further. As Jared says, GoDaddy has outgrown its awkward teenage years and really come into its own lately. Learn more about GoDaddy's new brand, their focus on empathy and how they're surfacing insights to help entrepreneurs gain an advantage.

In this episode, our host Imran Hussain chats with Hasan Habib, founder of Designist - an experience design firm based in Karachi, Pakistan. Topics include bringing back urban planners from the dead, Hasan’s design education and professional journey, award-winning projects, research-based design and a strange new phenomenon known as ‘Kabootarfest’. Don’t forget to check out the outtakes at the end of the podcast episode and the show notes below. --- KEYWORDS mohenjo daro, urban planning, designist, karachi, multidisciplinary design, motion design, toronto, fine arts, ontario college of art and design, hyper island, habib university, indus valley school of art and architecture, ux pakistan, nd2c, digital media management, thalassemia, husaini blood bank, service design, patient experience, healthcare, multinet, pakistan sign language, special needs, deaf, design research, customer journey maps, service blueprints, design books, social media, twitter, facebook, linkedin, instagram, snapchat, outtakes --- LINKS Hasan Habib https://twitter.com/hasanhabibs https://www.instagram.com/hasanhabibs/ Designist https://www.designist.io Mohenjo-daro https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohenjo-daro Hyper Island https://www.hyperisland.com Habib University https://habib.edu.pk Indus Valley School of Arts & Architecture http://www.indusvalley.edu.pk UX Pakistan https://www.uxpakistan.com ND2C https://www.nd2c.com Husaini Blood Bank http://husaini.org/bb.php Pakistan Sign Language http://www.psl.org.pk Customer Journey Map https://www.visual-paradigm.com/guide/customer-experience/what-is-customer-journey-mapping/ Service Blueprint https://www.nngroup.com/articles/service-blueprints-definition/ --- ABOUT DESIGN BAITHAK Design Baithak is a community initiative whose mission is to promote design in Pakistan in order to help people create better products, services and customer experiences. Our podcast features in-depth conversations with design experts who share their insights, opinions and stories. We also organize meetups across the country that enable people to connect with, and learn from, each other about design thinking, human-centered design and more. You can learn more about Design Baithak on Twitter and Instagram. https://twitter.com/designbaithak https://www.instagram.com/designbaithak --- ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS Design Baithak is organized and curated by Imran Hussain, Vice President of Design & User Experience at Systems Limited in Lahore, Pakistan, and Suleman Shahid, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) in Lahore, Pakistan. Imran Hussain https://twitter.com/imranhussain Suleman Shahid https://twitter.com/sulemans

Rachel Clingman is a visual communication designer developing user experiences for online education but just a few years ago was living in a different city working in a career that was "killing her soul." Listen to Episode 32 to hear Rachel describe why a Florida hurricane was the impetus for finally quitting her job in financial services and diving into her new tech based design career. Listen to the end of the episode to find out what she's going back to school for now how she continues to reinvent herself. https://www.rachelclingman.com/ 04.32s What visual communication design is and isn’t 07:42s  Initially studying political science and economics 09:14s Being in financial services and having it “eat your soul” 12:11s A Florida hurricane and the housing crises inspires a change 13:15s Quiting her job and starting to take art classes 14:02s Getting inspired by a TED talk on design for good 16:15s Falling on love with the PC when it first came out 23:08s Moving from freelancing and teaching to working for an online learning company 26:09s Diving back into school for a master’s in User Experience Design 31:04s Learning on the job about a stage gate development process 35:50s Struggling with the pervasiveness of technology, especially smart phones 39:02s Continuing to learn and developing focus, “just do it” “Designing lends itself to education just because you  have to educate your clients how to make the right choices visually.” “When I went back to school for visual communication design one of the things I really wanted to do was get involved in the software development process” Enjoy this episode? Share it with friends! Click Subscribe in Itunes!

As the passionate founder of Motivate Design – a user experience research, design and staffing firm – Mona works with large organizations to help them understand how users are using their brand, product or service. Overall, Mona and her team tackle a big question: How do you understand how people work and think, and then how does that apply to the design of products? Her team will heavily research, work intentionally across industries, apply different perspectives, and even shadow actual users, to find insights that can then help improve the experience a customer has with certain service or product. When she’s not leading her team of 25 at Motivate Design, which also happens to be an Inc. 5000 company, Mona is an instructor at Parsons The New School for Design. Her passion for encouraging others to think about design problems creatively has expanded to writing a book, Reframe: Shift The Way You Work, Innovate and Think; hosting workshops, launching design camps for kids and even a children’s design book. Mona also is a though leader on user-centered design and innovation, experience strategies, usability, lean startups and business management who writes for Fast Company and TIME Business. In episode 19 of I Want Her Job: The Podcast, Mona shares her technique for triggering design ideas, advice for those considering a startup life and her favorite resources for reading up and getting ahead. For detailed show notes and a detailed list of Mona's resources for learning about UX design go to www.iwantherjob.com 

Web-Time Stories: Do They All Have a Happy Ending (or, Are There a Few Twists & Turns? (Part 2)) with Juan Ulloa, Web Developer/UX Engineer with EagleView TechnologiesWe continue our discussion on Web Development, Design & User Experience and morein this second episode:Voice activated Artificial Intelligence linked to web A/B testing – what is it? A spelling test? Juan will let you know (It involves the user as guinea pigs) Why pop ups drive users away from mobile sites The 5 Best & Worst websites according to Juan and I.Coming soon is our final episode where Dima Protchenko, a software engineer, comes back to talk seriously about BIG DATA in The Cassandra Prophecies: Do We Really Want to Know? And we (well maybe it’s just me) get a bit loopy and wrap up and review some highlights of the first season. Sign off, Maureen Majury

In this episode of Mobile Insights Radio with Peter Biddle, listeners will learn how to travel easy this holiday season with mobile apps that  streamline and improve the travel experience. Peter will be joined by ReeD Martin, Director of Design & User Experience at Mobiata, a startup acquired by Expedia in 2010,  to discuss mobile apps, and tips and tricks for travelers this holiday season. MashUp Radio with Peter Biddle is an online radio program that brings together a variety of perspectives to discuss the fusion of technology, life, culture and science and is hosted by Peter Biddle, an Intel engineer and executive.  

In this episode of Mobile Insights Radio with Peter Biddle, listeners will learn how to travel easy this holiday season with mobile apps that  streamline and improve the travel experience. Peter will be joined by ReeD Martin, Director of Design & User Experience at Mobiata, a startup acquired by Expedia in 2010,  to discuss mobile apps, and tips and tricks for travelers this holiday season. MashUp Radio with Peter Biddle is an online radio program that brings together a variety of perspectives to discuss the fusion of technology, life, culture and science and is hosted by Peter Biddle, an Intel engineer and executive.  

All UX projects have a community of some sort associated with them. Whether we’re referring to our communities as users, audiences, stakeholders, or people our techniques are focused on engaging with those communities to ensure that we are designing the most appropriate solutions. It is not surprising then, that it often emerges that a UX or concept design job is as much a community management strategy piece as a UX piece.