Podcasts about good ux

The Ten31 team sits down with Rob Hamilton and Becca Rubenfield from AnchorWatch to discuss becoming a Lloyd's of London Coverholder. 0:00 - Disclaimer 0:24 - What Anchorwatch offers 5:26 - Leveraging bitcoin and Miniscript 12:52 - What makes Anchorwatch different 19:43 - More on what Miniscript offers 29:39 -Smart contracts 36:56 - Early Anchorwatch 42:38 - Good UX without compromise 47:31 - Possibilities and future plans 59:59 - Risk appetite at Lloyd's 1:13:01 - How bitcoin helps the insurance industry 1:22:45 - Wrap up

UX Design Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso -- your daily shot of startup funding and investing. UX design provides the experience the user encounters when using a product. This is different from the user interface which is simply how the information is rendered to the user. The UI consists of the typography, color palettes, and navigation. The UX is the customer journey with the product. It consists of the experience strategy which meets the needs of the user and the company. The interaction design is how the user interacts with the product. This comes from user research which identifies what the user must accomplish and what tools are required. It rests on an information architecture which structures the information for the work to be done. Good UX design achieves the following benefits: Anyone can use the product. It is simple and intuitive to use. It provides useful information to the user at the right time. It can handle user mistakes and recover from errors. It is easy to follow. Products with good UX outsell products with poor UX as users have little patience for hard to use products.  Ensure UX design is part of your product management duties.   Thank you for joining us for the Startup Funding Espresso where we help startups and investors connect for funding. Let's go startup something today. _______________________________________________________ For more episodes from Investor Connect, please visit the site at:   Check out our other podcasts here:   For Investors check out:   For Startups check out:   For eGuides check out:   For upcoming Events, check out    For Feedback please contact info@tencapital.group    Please , share, and leave a review. Music courtesy of .

Good UX design is a must for IoT, and the addition of hardware creates unique challenges. Rob Shudra and Dominic Peters from Velavu join Ryan Chacon on the IoT For All Podcast to discuss the importance of UX design for IoT adoption. They talk about what to consider in UX design, the clash between design and development, the challenges of IoT user experiences, building for different types of users, UX design and marketing, barriers to IoT adoption and remedies, and managing customer expectations. Rob Shudra is an award-winning industrial designer and entrepreneur from Ottawa, Canada. At Velavu, Rob has been instrumental in shaping the company's growth and success. As a founder and creative director, Rob oversees all design aspects within Velavu, from industrial design to branding to UI/UX, ensuring a cohesive and compelling user experience across the company's products and services. Dominic Peters is an accomplished engineer with a passion for electronics and technology. As co-founder and CTO of Velavu, Dominic plays a key role in Velavu's product development and implementation while leading the engineering team. Dominic's expertise extends to overseeing the development of hardware and platform architecture, ensuring seamless alignment between day-to-day operations and the company's long-term aspirations. Velavu is an award-winning asset tracking technology company based in Ottawa, Canada. The Velavu ecosystem is a simple yet powerful experience to oversee your assets, inventory, and processes through customized solutions and exceptionally crafted software and devices. Discover more about UX and IoT at https://www.iotforall.com More about Velavu: https://www.velavu.com Our sponsor: https://dainstudios.com (00:00) Sponsor (00:26) Intro (00:38) Rob Shudra, Dominic Peters, and Velavu (03:04) The importance of UX design (04:30) What to consider in UX design (06:14) Is there a clash between design and development? (07:58) Challenges of IoT user experience (11:02) Building for different types of users (13:01) Role of good UX design in marketing (14:40) Barriers to IoT adoption and remedies (16:12) How do you manage customer expectations? (18:22) Learn more and follow up Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwm​ Join Our Newsletter: https://www.iotforall.com/iot-newsletter Follow Us on Social: https://linktr.ee/iot4all Check out the IoT For All Media Network: https://www.iotforall.com/podcast-overview

With AI on the rise, Chris Heilmann, Director of DevRel at WeAreDevelopers, comes on to talk about how AI has impacted how developers work and how it can improve with good UX in the future. Links https://twitter.com/codepo8 https://christianheilmann.com/2013/02/11/hello-it-is-me-on-twitter https://github.com/codepo8 https://toot.cafe/@codepo8 https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianheilmann Tell us what you think of PodRocket We want to hear from you! We want to know what you love and hate about the podcast. What do you want to hear more about? Who do you want to see on the show? Our producers want to know, and if you talk with us, we'll send you a $25 gift card! If you're interested, schedule a call with us (https://podrocket.logrocket.com/contact-us) or you can email producer Kate Trahan at kate@logrocket.com (mailto:kate@logrocket.com) Follow us. Get free stickers. Follow us on Apple Podcasts, fill out this form (https://podrocket.logrocket.com/get-podrocket-stickers), and we'll send you free PodRocket stickers! What does LogRocket do? LogRocket combines frontend monitoring, product analytics, and session replay to help software teams deliver the ideal product experience. Try LogRocket for free today. (https://logrocket.com/signup/?pdr) Special Guest: Chris Heilmann.

Follow the @SolfatePod show on Twitter for updates. Thanks for listening frens :)Notes from the showDesign is hard. We are joined by a Creative Director and Designer with nearly 2 decades of experience named Phil.We talk about the considerations of a product with good design, common pitfalls many developers fall into. Including the difference between web3 design and traditional design.Find Phil onlineFollow Phil on twitter - @fhlcreativePhil's website - fhlcreative.comFollow us aroundNickfollow on twitter: @nickfrostyfollow on github: github.com/nickfrostywebsite: https://nick.afJamesfollow on twitter: @jamesrp13follow on github: github.com/jamesrp13

Welcome to the award-winning FCPA Compliance Report, the longest running podcast in compliance. In this episode, I am joined by Egle Karalyte, founder and CEO of Karalyte. Tom and Egle discussed the branding in the corporate world. Egle explained that a brand is an expression and system that encapsulates services, products and values that customers will resonate with going forward. A successful UX strategy can keep customers coming back for more. The conversation then shifted towards a discussion of how different branding rules apply for products and services. Egle discusses how the Metaverse is taking UX to new heights and why this is beneficial for companies and customers alike.  Key Highlights  ·      Developing a Brand: A Systematic Approach [00:05:01]  ·      Branding Services vs Products in Adobe [00:09:37]  ·      The Benefits of an Improved User Experience (UX) [00:14:04]  ·      The Benefits of Virtual Reality Gaming with Karalyte[00:18:55]  Notable Quotes  1.     "For me, a brand is really kind of a certain belief system that is packaged into a certain package that also kind of incorporates a product, reach of service and really consolidates everything that the customer would resonate with."  2.     “I've developed a system where that I go through every clients, a methodology, where we look into the into the branch world from all possible angles."  3.     “It's like falling in love. Like, you have to have certain elements in place that would then trigger the spark. So it's the same thing with a brand. Like, the brand needs to get its foundational elements in place so that people when they discover it, they really kind of fall in love with the brand and with the product, and then the advocacy you know, becomes natural because when we find what we like, we simply just naturally want to share it with people."  4.     "Good UX definitely helps to make people interested in what we have to offer. When we discover brand online and we come to the website, how we experience the website will determine whether the brand will hook us in or not."   Episode Links Karalyte Connect with Egle Karalyte on LinkedIn Connect with Tom Fox on LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Piccia is passionate about good UX, and in this show offers some great user experience insights into both WordPress and WooCommerce sites.

Good UX writing begins with usability and accessibility.  Bobbie Wood, founder and CEO of UX Content Collective, joins the Human Insight Podcast this week to discuss UX writing and the importance of making it inclusive to everyone and all abilities.  Bobbie and co-host Janelle Estes, UserTesting's Chief Insights Officer, also discuss how Artificial Intelligence will impact UX writing. We also solicited feedback from UX writers and content writers from around the world, asking their thoughts about AI and how it may affect their careers. You can watch highlight reel videos of what they said. In the first, they answer whether AI will take their job. And in the second, we ask what advantages do you think humans have over AI when it comes to writing.

Good UX writing begins with usability and accessibility. Bobbie Wood, founder and CEO of UX Content Collective, joins the Human Insight Podcast this week to discuss UX writing and the importance of making it inclusive to everyone and all abilities. Bobbie and co-host Janelle Estes, UserTesting's Chief Insights Officer, also discuss how Artificial Intelligence will impact UX writing.We also solicited feedback from UX writers and content writers from around the world, asking their thoughts about AI and how it may affect their careers.You can watch highlight reel videos of what they said. In the first, they answer whether AI will take their job. And in the second, we ask what advantages do you think humans have over AI when it comes to writing. This week's insightsLast week, the U.S. Congress held its first hearing on UFOs in 50 years. At the hearing, a Navy intelligence official told lawmakers no evidence of aliens had been found. However, a database of reports of UFOs now includes about 400 incidents, up from 143 assessed in a report released about a year ago.The military says improved sensors, an increase in drones and other non-military unmanned aerial systems, and "aerial clutter" such as Mylar balloons as causes for the uptick in reported incidents. In a Gallup poll in June 2021, one-third of Americans said they believed some UFOs are indeed alien spacecraft, and a resounding three-fourths of Americans said that "life of some form" exists elsewhere in the universe.If you had one question to ask someone from another planet or solar system, what would it be?We asked UserTesting contributors if they had one question to ask someone from another planet or solar system, what would it be. We'd love your feedbackAnd as a listener of the show, we'd love your feedback. Please take this short survey to help us improve the show. There is also an opportunity to take a UserTesting test about the show, where we can hear about your experiences directly.  Survey: https://forms.gle/nCSTZFR5affEs2k1A

Few companies have mastered making products consumers actually want to use like Toast.A $30 billion giant in the tech-food business, Toast faced their worst case scenario during the pandemic when the restaurants at the heart of their business were all forced to shut down.Toast rose like a phoenix to become one of the best success stories of pivoting during the pandemic by making users love using their food delivery systems.To understand how Toast became one of the great success stories of the last 2 years, we spoke to Brad Pielech, the company's Director of Engineering.An amazing conversation that's informed how we think about product at LinearB, Brad made a flawless case for the importance of UX - and why the alliance between UX and devs at Toast produced a market-beating pivot that took the company from unicorn to brink of collapse and back again. Toast is hiring: https://careers.toasttab.com/jobs/searchBrad's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradfordpielechJoin our Discord Community ►► discord.gg/devinterruptedOur Website ►► devinterrupted.com/Want to try LinearB?  Book a LinearB Demo and use the "Dev Interrupted Podcast" discount code.Have 60 seconds? Review the show on Apple Podcasts

What does it take to be successful in the field of user experience? There isn't a single, clear-cut answer, but there are a number of different skills, traits, and perspectives that foster better workplace relationships and strengthen creative problem-solving. Anna Kaley and other fellow NN/g UX Specialists offer their insights on the commonalities that highly effective UX professionals seem to share, and how they can enable more human-centered outcomes. In this episode... Anna Kaley proposes "6 C's" list of characteristics that enable UX practitioners to succeed in the workplace. Maria Rosala shares some findings from our UX careers research, which prove have some timeless advice, despite frequent changes in the industry. Tanner Kohler highlights the importance of human-centered research versus feature-focused research in creating human-centered designs. Rachel Krause offers recommendations on how to evolve from being a designer in isolation into a designer with influence. Kim Salazar discusses the necessity to see ambiguity not as something to be feared, but as something to be explored. Finally, a featured clip from UX Certified community member, Katherine Joyce which celebrates habits and mindsets to which we all can aspire.

Holly and Morgan talk user experience, including Holly's experience of falling off a mountain and Morgan's experiences buying a TV.

Join Mike and Carrie as they discuss how to increase leads using images, Amazon's AI punishing delivery drivers, and a whole lot of things happening at Google -including GMB attribute updates, ranking info, and some changes that hotels should be aware of.Mike's Links:Amazon's AI-powered cameras punish its delivery drivers when they look at side mirrors or when other cars cut them off, report says - https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-delivery-drivers-netradyne-ai-cameras-punished-when-cut-off-2021-9Is Bloomie's the future of department stores? - https://www.retaildive.com/news/is-bloomies-the-future-of-department-stores/606645/Scrape Google Suggest at scale - Antoine Eripret - https://www.aeripret.com/scrape-google-suggest/Google rolls out ticket booking links, ‘Things to do' ads and an eco-certified badge for hotels - https://searchengineland.com/google-rolls-out-ticket-booking-links-things-to-do-ads-and-an-eco-certified-badge-for-hotels-374626Introducing Things to do on Google - Hotel Center Help - https://support.google.com/hotelprices/answer/10723429#zippy=%2Cintegrate-directly-or-with-established-connectivity-partners%2Creach-millions-of-people-who-do-travel-related-searches-on-google-each-day%2Chighlight-your-tours-attractions-and-activities-across-googleGoogle SERP Feature Notes - Brodie Clark Consulting - https://brodieclark.com/notes/How to Use Images to Increase Leads [2 Local SEO Case Studies] - https://www.sterlingsky.ca/images-increase-leads/Carries links:GMB adds Latino-led Attribute - spotted by Colan Nielsen on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ColanNielsen/status/1442463591702032394Red Attributes text in GMB - https://localsearchforum.com/threads/red-attributes-text.58225/Google Local Filler Content Isn't Good UX, and Needs Revisions - https://moz.com/blog/google-local-filler-content-needs-revisionSemantic Relevance of Keywords - https://www.seobythesea.com/2021/09/semantic-relevance-of-keywords/Google 200 Ranking Signals Figure Is Misleading -https://www.seroundtable.com/google-200-ranking-signals-figure-is-misleading-32163.html

Join Mike and Carrie as they discuss how to increase leads using images, Amazon's AI punishing delivery drivers, and a whole lot of things happening at Google -including GMB attribute updates, ranking info, and some changes that hotels should be aware of.Mike's Links:Amazon's AI-powered cameras punish its delivery drivers when they look at side mirrors or when other cars cut them off, report says - https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-delivery-drivers-netradyne-ai-cameras-punished-when-cut-off-2021-9Is Bloomie's the future of department stores? - https://www.retaildive.com/news/is-bloomies-the-future-of-department-stores/606645/Scrape Google Suggest at scale - Antoine Eripret - https://www.aeripret.com/scrape-google-suggest/Google rolls out ticket booking links, ‘Things to do' ads and an eco-certified badge for hotels - https://searchengineland.com/google-rolls-out-ticket-booking-links-things-to-do-ads-and-an-eco-certified-badge-for-hotels-374626Introducing Things to do on Google - Hotel Center Help - https://support.google.com/hotelprices/answer/10723429#zippy=%2Cintegrate-directly-or-with-established-connectivity-partners%2Creach-millions-of-people-who-do-travel-related-searches-on-google-each-day%2Chighlight-your-tours-attractions-and-activities-across-googleGoogle SERP Feature Notes - Brodie Clark Consulting - https://brodieclark.com/notes/How to Use Images to Increase Leads [2 Local SEO Case Studies] - https://www.sterlingsky.ca/images-increase-leads/Carries links:GMB adds Latino-led Attribute - spotted by Colan Nielsen on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ColanNielsen/status/1442463591702032394Red Attributes text in GMB - https://localsearchforum.com/threads/red-attributes-text.58225/Google Local Filler Content Isn't Good UX, and Needs Revisions - https://moz.com/blog/google-local-filler-content-needs-revisionSemantic Relevance of Keywords - https://www.seobythesea.com/2021/09/semantic-relevance-of-keywords/Google 200 Ranking Signals Figure Is Misleading -https://www.seroundtable.com/google-200-ranking-signals-figure-is-misleading-32163.html

Our very own Travis Yewell, Associate Creative Director, and Michele Barnes, Senior CRO Analyst, join Jason this week to tackle the complex world of UX. Jason, Michele, and Travis discuss what exactly UX is, how good UX can build trust with travelers, and how destination marketers can make sure they're making proper UX choices for their website.

Our expert hosts, David Brear and Lindsey Kistler, are joined by some great guests to talk about designing products for fintech & insurtech. We cover how to make design in the context of Fintech & insurtech stand out, gamification, getting information across to users seamlessly, the role of the UX designer, and much much more. This week's guests include: Dominic Holton, COO, DeadHappy Edoardo Moreni, Co-Founder & CEO, Emma All of this and much much more on today's episode! This episode is sponsored by Temenos. Temenos is the world's leader in banking software, helping over 3,000 banks serve over 1.2 billion people. Our purpose is to make banking better. Together with our community, we make banks more successful, individuals better banked, and society better served. With our software banks can create more human digital experiences, hyper-efficient business models, and transform their back-office. Our clients are the highest performing banks with cost-income ratios which are twice better than the industry average. Learn more at Temenos.com. (https://go.temenos.com/11fs) This episode is sponsored by Blueshift. Customers expect more from their digital experience and their personal finance is no exception. Blueshift empowers fintech and financial institutions to create secure customer profiles and intentional, relevant experiences for customers. Whether in app, on site, in branch, or anywhere else, Blueshift's SmartHub CDP helps brands like Lending Tree and ClearScore turn data into personalized experiences that increase retention, satisfaction, and revenue. Learn more about the Blueshift at blueshift.com (blueshift.com/11fs). This episode is sponsored by WaveMaker. This podcast is sponsored by WaveMaker, the industry's most open, API-driven low-code platform for hyper-accelerating embedded finance applications. Are APIs alone enough to broaden and scale your market adoption? Do you need customers to go live faster? How about self-serve capability in your partners' and customers' hands to build and customize their web and mobile experiences? WaveMaker delivers a rich drag-and-drop visual studio that fintechs, brands, and financial institutions use for rapidly composing serious banking and financial services apps. Pro and citizen developers can easily consume your APIs and build in a WYSIWYG, enterprise-grade environment; leverage custom pre-built components with APIs, logic, and UI; or even build out complete embedded finance journeys that customers can extend or customize. The possibilities are endless. Visit www.wavemaker.com (https://www.wavemaker.com/banking-financial-services/?utm_source=FinIn&utm_medium=podcast1&utm_campaign=11fs) today. Fintech Insider by 11:FS is a podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking, technology and financial services. Hosted by a rotation of 11:FS experts including David Brear, Simon Taylor, Jason Bates and Sarah Kocianski and joined by a range of brilliant guests, we cover the latest global news, bring you interviews from industry experts or take a deep dive into subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and please leave a review Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/fintechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, alternatively email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guests: Dominic Holton and Edoardo Moreni.

This Tuesday on #SocialConfoes we will be joined by Pek Pongpaet. He's the CEO and Chief UX Strategist at Impekable, a world-class agency that designs and engineers SaaS and mobile applications. Additionally, if you are a fan of Mortal Kombat, you don't want to miss it. Learn more about Impekable on their website. Listen and subscribe to to his podcast "What is UX?" and "Founders with Pek" Episode Overview 0:00 - Intro2:15 - A Mortal Kombat Story8:41: - Naming Impekable15:38 - Moving to the US and starting a career in UX and UI25:26 - Quickfire Questions32:10 - The importance of UX and UI37:57 - Western vs Eastern UX43:15 - Changes in UX for the next 5 years47:55 - Personal privacy in an online world50:57 - Working remotely from the start1:03:33 - Government regulation in a tech integrated world1:07:50 - Closing off The Hosts Diego AmeeraliJean-Luc van Charante Feel free to join our Discord Server.

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The pandemic has made people crave simple, digestible information even when the information they need is not-so-simple. This week, Rich and Paul draw similarities to technology and the conspiracy theories that have mastered messaging and used it to spread harmful misinformation. How can we counter it? Tell a clear, simple story and tell it again and again. Links: QAnonGov. Cuomo shows off festive turkey mask for Thanksgiving

Happy 2021, In this first episode of season 3 of "Not a UX designer" we will be talking about the Return on investment of good UX design (Or the RIO of design), I will discuss why the companies that focus on design are more successful in any given market.

Good user interface design makes your company money! Carl and Richard talk to Billy Hollis about his latest work around understanding the return on investment that exists with user interface design. Billy talks about a spreadsheet he's been using in presentations to actually look at the cost associated with bad UI designs, that require more keystrokes, more searching, more time and more frustration. Great UX design leads to users that work faster, consume less resources for each task and a happier work environment. Good UX is worth it!

Good user interface design makes your company money! Carl and Richard talk to Billy Hollis about his latest work around understanding the return on investment that exists with user interface design. Billy talks about a spreadsheet he's been using in presentations to actually look at the cost associated with bad UI designs, that require more keystrokes, more searching, more time and more frustration. Great UX design leads to users that work faster, consume less resources for each task and a happier work environment. Good UX is worth it!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Good user interface design makes your company money! Carl and Richard talk to Billy Hollis about his latest work around understanding the return on investment that exists with user interface design. Billy talks about a spreadsheet he's been using in presentations to actually look at the cost associated with bad UI designs, that require more keystrokes, more searching, more time and more frustration. Great UX design leads to users that work faster, consume less resources for each task and a happier work environment. Good UX is worth it!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Yes! Josh & Dalton finally start talking UX design! We jump into a twitter thread by Jared Spool about dashboard design, Google favouring websites that follow proper UX practices, and what it means to be a good User Experience Designer. We talk all this and so much more. UX  Design chats start at 17:20 Jared Spool thread: https://twitter.com/jmspool/status/1293015767038996480?s=20

This episode features Ismail El Azizi from Casablanca, Morocco and Lissa Njenga from Kenya. Ismail is a UX/UI designer who enjoys helping people turn ideas into great products. He is also a Figma ambasador. Twitter - https://twitter.com/smailelazizi;  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ismail_elazizi/; https://ismailelazizi.com/ Lisa is an African Union Youth Ambassador based in New York Twitter - @mlnjenga

What makes a good UX designer?What makes a bad UX designer?How might organizations truly become design-oriented?All this and more in this week's episode with my guest Sam Horodezky. Sam is the founder of Strathearn Design. A consultancy that assists businesses in navigating the murky waters of UX. He helps companies have better UX outcomes by providing seasoned advice on areas like hiring, engaging with Design Agencies, and internal DNA change to support a design-oriented culture.Check out Strathearn Design here: https://www.strathearn-design.com/-Some Experience Design goodies:Learn how to get hired as a UX Designer: http://hiredux.com/-Feel free to stalk the Experience Design podcast on Instagram at @xdpodcast#staycuriousSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/xdpodcast)

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In this episode, veteran UX consultant Joe Natoli talks about helping teams overcome day-to-day challenges. He also explains how there’s no such thing as failure — you either win, or you learn. In this episode, veteran UX consultant Joe Natoli talks about helping teams overcome day-to-day challenges. He also explains how there’s no such thing as failure — you either win, or you learn. Topics 00:00 Joe Natoli’s background 01:39 UX across cultures 03:41 Clean theory versus messy reality 07:30 Dealing with backlogs 10:46 UX and Agile 13:58 Questioning processes 16:32 Speaking up about problems 21:22 Everything starts with why 23:37 Avoiding jargon 25:37 Over-reliance on tools, software, etc. 29:04 Working smarter in 15 minutes 31:58 Learning from failure 36:10 Imposter syndrome 40:44 Feel the fear and practice resilience 45:34 Recommended resources 48:03 Q&A session 1:10:12 Joe Natoli at UX Live in London Resources Joe’s website: Give Good UX Joe’s book: Think First: My No-Nonsense Approach to Creating Successful Products, Memorable User Experiences + Very Happy Customers Joe’s Udemy courses Joe’s favorite reads: Anything by Don Norman The Inmates Are Running the Asylum About Face Just Enough Research

We spend so much time and effort thinking about UX writing that’s “delightful” we often miss the point: form over function. Good UX writing should be…pretty boring, actually. That’s what i discuss in today’s episode with Ryan Farrell. Ryan is a content strategist at GoodRx, but you might very well know him as the creator of the Daily UX Writing Challenge. As of the time this episode went live, the free course had over 2200 students. That’s crazy. Crazy good. In today’s episode, we talk about the newsletter, why Ryan created it, the skills we think are underrated in the UX writing community, and whether Neil Armstrong should have been told “good job” by his onboard computer when landing on the moon. Stuff we mentioned: The Daily UX Writing Challenge The Elements of Fucking Style Find Ryan online: Twitter Enjoy wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Stitcher I hope you enjoy the podcast, and as always, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoy the content! It helps others find the pod. Listeners get 20% off the UX Writing Fundamentals course at the UX Writers Collective. Use the code “PODCAST20”. Check it out!

Google’s John Mueller recently explained how query relevancy is determined for pages blocked by robots.txt. It has been stated that Google will still index pages that are blocked by robots.txt. But how does Google know what types of queries to rank these pages for? Dejan posted a Twitter poll the other day and it received almost 600 responses from within the SEO community. The question was "Good UX impacts rankings." The responses available were "directly," "indirectly," or "neither." Google's John Mueller said it is best to be consistent with your URL structure and either choose to use slashes after the URL or not to use slashes after the URL. Try not to use both formats if possible. He posted this on Twitter when asked about slashes after URLs "The best solution is to be consistent and only use one version of a URL. Link to that version, redirect to it, use it in sitemaps, use it for rel-canonical, etc." Some searchers in India are noticing that when you enter a query into Google that has no matches and Google has no idea what you are looking for, Google will show you a section called "some popular queries."

Google's John Mueller recently explained how query relevancy is determined for pages blocked by robots.txt. It has been stated that Google will still index pages that are blocked by robots.txt. But how does Google know what types of queries to rank these pages for? Dejan posted a Twitter poll the other day and it received almost 600 responses from within the SEO community. The question was "Good UX impacts rankings." The responses available were "directly," "indirectly," or "neither." Google's John Mueller said it is best to be consistent with your URL structure and either choose to use slashes after the URL or not to use slashes after the URL. Try not to use both formats if possible. He posted this on Twitter when asked about slashes after URLs "The best solution is to be consistent and only use one version of a URL. Link to that version, redirect to it, use it in sitemaps, use it for rel-canonical, etc." Some searchers in India are noticing that when you enter a query into Google that has no matches and Google has no idea what you are looking for, Google will show you a section called "some popular queries."

The majority of interactions we make in our day-to-day lives are now online, from business to shopping and everything in between. As such, it's never been more critical for a company to offer a seamless, frictionless digital experience for its users. In fact, most people now expect it. UX design is also good for business, there's no doubt that it can positively impact your bottom line. A recent study found a well-designed interface can increase a website's conversion rates by up to 200%. As Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs once said: “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” In this episode Trish is joined by Melanie Denyer, a freelance UX Analyst currently working at La Redoute. They discuss: - What UX is - What makes a great user experience and why it matters - Some examples of good UX and some of the common friction points - How web developers can start to think about UX in the design process Host: Patricia Keating Guests: Melanie Denyer  Listening Time: 58 mins Follow Tech Manchester: Twitter: @tecmcr LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/techmanchester/ Or visit us at www.techmanchester.co.uk Let us know what you'd like to hear to take your business forward. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review.

A discussion about user experience and how even global media companies can't get it right, and a knee-jerk reaction to "The Bells," the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones and why it's leaving viewers so polarized.

Disliked design: Delivering bad news through good UX by UX Australia

This is the first episode in a mini series which revolves around the UX Awards, the premier independent awards, which this year will be held in Palo Alto, California on November 8 and 9. To learn more about the awards, as well as how to enter, go to uxawards.org. In this first episode we speak to the awards founder, Beverly May. We learn why they were created, and how this year the awards are focusing on the future of UX. Follow True North on Twitter or subscribe to be notified of new episodes.

Today’s Topic: Drew is joined by Dave Doran to discuss how writing and design can work together to form good UX.  Dave Doran is a Senior Business Strategy Manager at OneUpWeb. He’s a reformed poet-turned marketer, working in the (primarily) digital space for an agency in Traverse City, Michigan. Some points that come up in the conversation: 3 […]

This week on the Design Review, Chris and Jon discuss some of the negative aspects of being a designer and talk about how designers can become jaded in their careers. Later they discuss how to stop it from happening based on their own experiences. Lastly, they bring back their stories of "Good UX of the Week"!

This week, Chris and Jon are back with another topic from the listeners! This time, we're talking about how to define a design strategy at the beginning of a project. Later in the show, we discuss measuring your designs by using metrics and data. Lastly, we close out the show with our stories of "Good UX of the Week". Stay tuned to another great show!

This week, both Jon and Chris are back in the studio to discuss personas. We go over what they are, how you use them, along with some tips on how to get started. We close it out with a discussion of why people don't use them more often, along with our "Good UX of the Week" stories.

In this episode, we talk with David Travis, founder of UK-based UX agency User Focus, and creator of the popular online course, User Experience: The Ultimate Guide To Usability. During the interview, we discuss why the field of user experience is in such demand, the pros and cons of training that is delivered in an online format, how newcomers to the field can gain the experience they need to break into the user experience industry, and the most important quality of a good user experience designer. For full episode details, including links and transcript, see: https://uxmastery.com/ux-mastery-podcast-3-interview-with-david-travis/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ux-mastery/message