Podcasts about mobile design

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2015 32:22

So, you’re a great designer - but do you know how to listen, drive a conversation, and build consensus with your clients, company, or teams? Ryan Rumsey, the Director of Experience Design at Electronic Arts IT, hops in the Funsize studio to share his knowledge and experiences in persuasion and building consensus with stakeholders in the enterprise world. 1:00 Ryan discussing his role as Director of Experience Design at Electronic Arts IT and his expertise in Enterprise User Experience Design. He also gives us an overview of some of the things he did in his previous role at Apple. 3:15 Apple’s hush hush culture. It’s easy designing software for Apple employees because everyone at Apple only uses Apple products. 5:40 Rick talks about his experience working on enterprise design projects. Ryan discusses some of the dynamics of working in an enterprise environment and the art of selling your design work to your internal stakeholders. 7:00 We discuss Ryan’s new article “Influence and Design Success - The art of letting others have your way”. As a design leader, it’s rare to be able to take credit for the pixel level work. Your job is to motivate and inspire your team to push the envelope and produce great outcomes. Sometimes when you know you have the right answer you just can’t push it. You have to be the muse and let other believe the idea was theirs. Ryan gives us an example about a project where he struggled with the stakeholder. It’s hard to tell a client no or that they are wrong, especially when there’s data to support it. 9:10 Ryan teaches us an old improv technique from his former life as a professional actor called “Yes, and?”. The scenario is that you accept what anyone said and simply add to it so you can help drive a conversation. When a stakeholder provides a comment in the heat of the moment that you don’t agree with or know is wrong, it’s always best to let them know that you heard them and that you will take some time to consider it. When you come back to the table, remind them of the conversation they brought up and elaborate on how it inspired you to think about the problem deeper and in devising the solution to meet the need. “With your inspiration I was able to create this!” 12:00 It’s not a design exercise, it’s about understanding your team or stakeholders personality or character so you can can build consensus and get designs approved. 14:30 We aren’t using these tactics for bad or for personal best interests. It’s for the good of helping our clients and stakeholders achieve desired business outcomes and ultimately success with products people love. “Knowing the users and having empathy for them isn’t always going to resonate with them.” 16:00 Defending your work properly. Many of the people that tell you “no” or that you're wrong are highly successful individuals that get shit done. If you can help them get a win, then all of a sudden they will become a massive advocate. Your gut reaction is many times right but don’t just react or build. Take time to process. Learn to shut up and let things go. Let people know you heard and listened and that you’ll consider it. Instead of design lingo learn to use persuasive business words that business people understand. 18:30 How design teams can leverage these principles to build vision, consensus, plans, and designs that everyone can believe in. Use design thinking practices! Use principles and values to ensure you’re on the same page. If you don’t have any structure or framework it can be hard to know where to apply your creativity, and that makes for very dispersed shotgun approaches - and can end up focusing on things that actually might not need creativity. Hence, design language and UI frameworks. Creativity lives within structure. When things stop working, it’s time to look at your principles. “Principles are uncovered, not necessarily developed.” 23:00 Rick and Anthony discuss how we onboard new clients to introduce our new Client Partners to Funsize, our principles, process, and our company culture. 28:00 We couldn’t find that Staind video so please tweet us if you find it! 29:00 A sidebar conversation reminiscing about a punk rock era. 31:00 Hustle Podcast Season 1 conclusion and announcement of Season 2. Links Ryan Rumsey's Website Ryan Rumsey's Twitter Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

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The Client-Agency Relationship (feat.Brandon Breitenbach)

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 7, 2015 29:58

Brandon Breitenbach is the Co-Founder and CEO of Pare Booking, a kick ass digital product that’s changing the way musicians and artists book shows and get paid. Recently, Brandon stopped by the studio while visiting Funsize to discuss the history of our working relationship, how we made decisions, the process and tools we used and what the ideal client and design agency relationship can look and feel like. 2:00 Introduction to the Pare Booking's product and user experience. Pare Booking modernizes the process for musicians and artists to book shows, manage contracts, and get paid. 4:00 Brandon’s share's his music and music booking industry background. 4:47 How Funsize met Pare Booking. Brandon and Anthony talk about the history of how Pare Booking and Funsize found each other and how quickly we were able to get started. 6:25 Why Pare Booking chose to work with Funsize. Brandon talks about what it feels like to hire a design and development vendors. Joel Beukelman recommended they work with Funsize and Brandon trusted his friend and moved forward. You can usually tell at the first conversation if there’s a match between a client and an agency. You gotta follow your gut! 8:20 Phi talks about how awesome it is to be held accountable but also to have the breathing room and trust to move forward in making design decisions. 9:00 Brandon discusses his experience working relationship with Funsize. Phi shares how we used Sketch and Marvel, two completely new tools on this project, to maximize our effort and time, and how we crafted a unique design process to be able to design the MVP app in a very short period of time. 10:50 Clients are subject matter experts. Sometimes designers don’t always know “what’s best”. 11:40 A dream client is one that that has good taste. 12:30 We discuss conceptual design, atomic design, and how they were applied in the Pare Booking project. For Pare Booking, Funsize presented multiple concepts as screen designs supplemented with mood boards/style tiles to expand on the concepts voice, feel, and visual language. This is a good way to explore and create the personality of the brand or product, outside of just focusing on what it can look like. For Pare, this lets them see the scope of the “why” behind each concept. 15:19 “We didn’t have a brand or identity when we started this project...” 16:09 Brandon mentioned that 3 concepts was just the right amount. If we had delivered any more it would have been overwhelming for him. Brandon was playing golf (and left at the 16th hole!) when he reviewed our concepts for the first time. 17:10 Brandon and Anthony talk about what’s it’s like working together in an agile design engagement. What worked was the amount of communication and transparency Pare and Funsize had throughout the project. This resulted in a high amount of trust. Both companies did their part in getting each other what the other needed to be successful. 19:45 How Funsize uses [Pivotal Tracker to manage design sprints and transparency with our team, clients, and stakeholders. Keeping your team's best interest in mind while estimating design sprint stories will help create the best work possible. Pare has now adopted Pivotal Tracker as their internal product management tool. We recall [Hustle Season 1, Episode 7: "Death to Time Tracking", where we talked about how Funsize stopped time tracking and how Pivotal Tracker has been critical in allowing the client and agency relationship to flourish. 22:50 Pare Booking was the first project in which Funsize used Sketch 100% through the duration of the project from wireframes to finished design. Phi talks about the advantages of Sketch and how it helped meet our project objectives and save time. 25:00 Whether you use Photoshop or Sketch, having a system in place to dynamically design empowers the designer to make a change in the overall design without having to worry about accumulating unnecessary design debt. 26:19 “I will use Funsize as long as I possibly can.” 26:30 Pare’s iPhone app is launching in the Apple App store between August and September 2015. If you’re a touring musician, artist, or speaker, please check out www.parebooking.com and sign up for early access! 27:00 Check out Funsize's Pare Booking Dribble Collection to see what the Pare Booking design will look like. Also feel free to demo the Pare Marvel Prototype for a hands-on experience with the app's design and user experience. 27:40 Rick announces the wrap-up of Season 1 of the Hustle Podcast and what to expect in the upcoming second season of the podcast. Links Pare Booking's Web Site Pare Booking's Twitter Funsize's Pare Booking Dribbble Collection Funsize's Clickable Marvel Prototype Sketch for Screen Designers Photoshop now has multiple canvases! Marvel App for Prototyping Pivotal Tracker Thanks Joel Beukelman! Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

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Corwin Harrell | Mobile Design | Key Differences | Tools Improve skills | Process

Play Episode Listen Later May 12, 2015 19:26

Show notes: http://betweenscreens.fm/episodes/107

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Whose Job is UX? (feat. Peter Merholz)

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2015 48:34

Show Notes: 0:55 Rick is back from paternity leave. His new son is awesome. 1:11 Joining us on this episode is the Senior Director of Design at Jawbone, friend of Funsize, and a hugely inspirational designer, Mr. Peter Merholz. 1:30 Anthony chronicles Peter's background with the international consulting firm, Adaptive Path, which is perhaps best known for championing "User Experience." 1:50 Fun Peter Merholz facts: Peter hired Funsize while at Groupon and was Funsize's first client. Thanks, Peter! He also coined the term 'blog'. 3:44 Fun fact about the new Up4 from Jawbone is that it can do NFC payments! 4:00 The theme for this episode was conceived following Peter's blog post "There's no such thing as UX design." 5:20 Don Norman, credited with the coining the term User Experience in the early 90s, created the User Experience Architect's office at Apple. 6:25 Initially, Adaptive Path considered themselves a user experience consultancy because no one else was talking about user experience at the time. The term "design" was an avoided term because designers were not involved in product strategy, often reduced to pixel pushers and production workers. 8:40 "User experience is an outcome, not a practice." - Peter Merholz. There are many contributing factors to good or bad user experience, but design is only one part of the whole. 9:32 User experience designers were actually interaction designers, information architects, or other designers cloaking themselves with the phrase because it sounded good. 11:11 Picking apart the concept of the "User Experience Designer." A litmus test for the viability of the "User Experience Designer" career path: How would one grow as a UX designer? What's that path or evolution look like? 14:20 The thing that we call "User Experience design" may fit in two buckets: 1) Product Management & 2) Design Execution. 15:00 A historic lapse in balanced Product Management may have generated "User Experience Design." 17:00 Product designers began to create a set of user research & persona development practices in order to ensure product strategy would not forget to acknowledge the user. 18:20 Strategically-minded designers can lead products as well as strategically-minded engineers or business persons. 21:55 If we do call "User Experience Designer" a profession, it would be best compared to a film director. 25:00 Anyone who tells you they've figured out how the formula for the perfect product team is lying to you. 25:50 Peter eventually left consulting because he found the relationship they had with clients wasn't leveraging his agency enough impact on final products. Peter effortlessly flips the interview around on Funsize to discuss how we ensure impact with clients and products. 28:00 Funsize discusses our team structures and project pacing. 29:25 We share about a tactical program we run called Special Ops, in which designers may do work that can help steer the product in the direction we believe it should go. Special Ops often strengthens our impact within the client organization. 32:00 We discuss pairing design teams with clients and the importance spreading out designer's velocity across more than one project at a time. No designer works alone! 33:45 We talk about the problems with in-house designers at product companies and how to avoid driving designers insane. 35:00 Peter discusses tactical hiring decisions and team formation at Groupon, to which he gives credit for stronger impact of designers and decisions. 38:30 We recall our discussion with our friends at Adobe, where we learned that there's two designers to 60+ engineers at Photoshop. 39:00 Peter recalls hiring outside design support while at Groupon. 42:15 We note how, for consultancies, it's becoming just as important to help the people and companies you work with hiring internal teams as it is to help them with needed design work. 43:00 Design teams in an organization are very different from other types of teams, and they shouldn't be structured or managed as though they were just another flavor of engineer, lest you want frustrated designers. 45:45 We're excited to meet up at Front Conference in Utah, coming up this summer. ###Links: There's no such thing as UX design" by Peter Merholz Peter on Twitter Peter's Blog Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

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Android L (feat. Brian Griffey)

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2014 33:03

Material Design Elevation Animations Adaptive Color Bar in chrome Lock screen notifications Compared to iOS notifications Android Wear Google Glass Watches Interactions with other devices and wearables favorite features Conclusion Now's a good time to switch to Android if you've been thinking about making the switch to iOS. Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

Hack To Start - Episode 7 - Tomas Laurinavicius

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2014 29:16

This is the seventh episode of Hack To Start. Your hosts, Franco Varriano (@FrancoVarriano) and Tyler Copeland (@TylerCopeland), speak with Tomas Laurinavincious(@Tomaslau), founder at Despreneur (@Despreneur) about building blog-based businesses, mobile design and travelling. Tomas is the co-author of The Mobile Design book and has started and sold several businesses and blogs. He's currently travelling the world, working on Refe and Despreneur.

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Neck Beards and Skinny Jeans (Cross-Over Episode with @thedirtshow)

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 3, 2014 37:15

00:00 Introduction 02:15 The Designer Developer Relationship Today 06:51 Both Sides Of The Fence 12:29 Code & Color: An Example Of The Disconnect 15:37 Build An Experience Together, Not Apart 20:17 Tool Time: Design Tools For Developement 22:07 Geography Matters 25:01 Style Guide Problems And Some Solutions 27:52 Front End Developers For Native, Is There Such A Thing? 33:00 Changes In The Baseline 35:20 More On The Dirt The Dirt Links The Dirt Twitter: @thedirtshow Tim Twitter: @csskarma Mark Twitter: @markgrambau Fresh Tilled Soil Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

5: Design Vol 1

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Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2014 47:01

0:00 Intro and News 11:31 Getting Into The flow 22.41 Design Tips and Resources 29:53 Sketch and The Missing Link 43:15 A Word On Organization Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

Product Designer's Toolbelt

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2014 55:06

This episode covers the process product designers go through from getting a product started to scoping it, designing it, and managing it. Here's the outline: 00:00 News 12:00 Overview 19:11 Product strategy and UX 28:10 Conceptual design and visual design 36:14 Design management 39:23 Product mangagement vs project management 48:52 Conclusion and what's next for this podcast Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

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Responsive Design Tested: What a recent experiment reveals about the potential ROI of mobile design

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 8, 2014

Most usability and design experts would agree that responsive design is an ideal solution for rendering webpages across multiple devices as users transition between desktops, tablets and mobile devices.

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Pricing

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2013 65:59

Pricing is a tricky subject. So many of us have found our way along in the dark, without much help. In episode 3, we discuss pricing models as well as our own approach. We also talk about things we've learned from some very smart people who are experts on the subject. Show Notes 00:46 Yes, I Love Technology: News about new tech and how it relates to the mobiles. 11:51 Pricing: Not first date conversation. 13:41 Fixed Pricing 16:25 Value Based Pricing 26:08 Hourly Rate 35:10 Retainer Based Pricing 37:33 Pricing Resources 42:00 Funsize's Approach To Pricing 50:24 Common Pricing Questions Links Value Pricing with Dan Mall and Jason Blumer on the businessology show podcast Design is a Job by Mike Monteiro Q: How much does a mobile app cost? A: About as much as a car The Harvest Guide to Pricing by Harvest Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

What is a Product Designer?

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 22, 2013 41:07

The Evolution of a Mobile Product Designer Jobs pre-iPhone era The product designer craze Dribbble web to ui evolution A Product Designer Today It is a war finding good product designers "Acqu-hire" a product designer Finding your way into product design in the small start-up world Mobile Product Designers translate business goals into interactive designs A little about working in an agile environment. "Show early and often". The Might "M.V.P.", iteration on actual user feedback Agile products evolve with the times UX design is interaction design, User Experience is the end product Careers in Product Design Type of jobs: What kind of design do you want to do? Native or responsive, in-house or client services? What Funsize looks for in a Product Designer Take risks and learn how fail the right way. Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

Understanding How Stuff Works Together With Stephanie Rieger with Stephanie Rieger

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 9, 2013 44:39

What if we could find the way to make native and web work, so well together, that the fact that they weren't equal didn't matter? Stephanie and I explore the intersection of native and web along with how to integrate them in a way that provides for a great user experience and much more.

Applications Are Holding Us Back with John Allsopp with John Allsopp

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2013 42:27

In todays podcast, Jim speaks with John Allsopp about the struggles of getting beyond print, the idea of installable applications, the lightweight feeling of the web and embracing the constraints of the web as a strength rather than a limitation. We briefly discuss offline applications and how the native application paradigm is holding us back from reaching the full potential of the web.

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Pattern driven mobile design

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 5, 2013 50:11

As the number of types of device grows, each with their own interaction model, designing and developing becomes more complex. How can you deliver a consistent interaction design across devices? With mobile design patterns.

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The Ergonomics Of Software And Cross-device Design With Luke Wroblewski with Luke Wroblewski

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2013 34:02

Today Jim talks to Luke Wroblewski about cross-device design and the ergonomics of software. In today's world if your mobile strategy consists of deciding between web or native and you are still building for three categories: mobile, tablet and desktop, then today's episode is a must listen.

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Pitfalls and Triumphs of the Cross-Screen Experience with Cameron Moll with Cameron Moll

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2013 58:11

Oh, the elusiveness of "One Web". And yet, increasingly users treat the web as one experience — add a product to your cart from your phone during the morning commute, and finish the transaction in the afternoon at work from your desktop computer. This presentation will examine what's required to present a consistent, delightful experience to users regardless of where the experience begins, continues, and ends. You'll learn to avoid development mistakes committed by even the most seasoned among us, and you'll see plenty of examples from teams big and small doing it right.

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Mundane Computing with Josh Clark with Josh Clark

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 27, 2013 45:42

This week Jim talks to Josh Clark where we discuss designing for devices that don't have a rectangular slab of glass for touch interaction, un-social devices, and Internet connected refrigerators and so much more.

Responsive Web Design and Diamonds with Brad Frost with Brad Frost

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2013 35:56

This week we talk to Brad Frost about Responsive Web Design, project management, being an independent consultant and diamonds!

Native Apps are not the Future with Scott Jenson with Scott Jenson

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 16, 2013 39:01

This week we talk to Scott Jenson about the future of mobile, Internet of Things, connected devices, Internet connected toasters and infrastructure policy.

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Micro Mobile Interactions with Luke Wroblewski

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2012 26:21

This week we talk to Luke Wroblewski about Polar, Micro mobile interactions, Beer and much more.

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The Best Interface is No Interface with Golden Krishna

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 6, 2012 30:44

This week, Jeff talks to Golden Krishna about his belief that the best interface is no interface. We talk about the necessity of UI's and how modern technologies allow us to design interfaces that aren't interfaces at all.

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Episode 18: Heavily Mobile Focused

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2011 54:13

We’re back after a month and half break with a massive pack of mobile news! We discuss a recent Adobe acquisition, the Kindle Fire, new advances in HTML5 that promise to make mobile development better, and how shopping on the iPad means you’re gonna buy more stuff! Enjoy! - Steve & Ron News Items: PhoneGap [...]

Episode 17: Simple Diagrams

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 16, 2011 71:18

We’re joined this week by Daniel McQuillen, a Air/Flex developer here in Fort Collins who built the Air application called Simple Diagrams http://www.simplediagrams.com/, it’s a tool used by many people including UX designers, education-types, and anyone who wants to get across complex ideas with simple diagrams. We do our normal news stuff, too, but we really loved talking to [...]

Episode 16: One Less Thing

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2011 57:38

Now that HP’s WebOS is going away, we all have one less thing to worry about!! (for better or worse) We discussed that, among a bunch of other things, with John Wolters (@jochenwolters) who stopped by for another AWESOME guest appearance before he headed back to Germany. Since we all end up having too much [...]

Episode 15: iPhone-less

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 11, 2011 64:39

Another fun episode of the web design world’s most lovable podcast! We return for our crystal anniversary episode (look it up, nerds) to talk about UX research on the iPad, some important mobile news, the Iconathon, more thoughts in the “native app” vs “web app” for the mobile world, and Ron gives us some really [...]

Episode 14: Google Plus +

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 27, 2011 65:10

We brought back Nick Armstrong (@IMNickArmstrong) for another awesome episode! Nick’s our resident social media expert, so we asked him to come give everyone the low-down on Google’s new social network: Google Plus! Nick had a lot of great information and even told us about features we didn’t know about. We also talked about Apple’s [...]

Episode 13: The one where we talk a lot

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2011 87:24

John Wolters (@jochenwolters) is back for round 2 – or 4 (whichever) either way, he’s awesome! We decided to shorten the podcast just a bit and skip the “feature” section, only to wind up with the longest podcast to date!! But never fear, dear listener, it’s 1hr 27min of pure AWESOME! We go through the [...]

Episode 12: Don’t mention the war!

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 12, 2011 76:18

John Wolters (@jochenwolters) once again flies all the way from Germany JUST to grace us with his presence. Do we have good friends or WHAT? While he was here, he had great stuff to say about usability, iPhone web app prototyping, a new web image format (say it with me “weppppy”) and even got to [...]

Episode 11: I Love Kale!

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2011 68:32

Special guest Sarah Jane Griesemer (@savvysarahjane) joins us to chat about her love of kale (as in, the vegetable) and has a ton of great stuff to say about building communities, dealing with negative comments on your blog, and kale! We also discuss the news of the recently announced Google Wallet, YouTube turning 6, and [...]

Episode 10: Undercover UX Design

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2011 80:49

Not only did we get to sit down for a 30 minute interview with the ineffable Cennydd Bowles (UX Designer Extraordinaire) but we have some great discussion on the “cloud” (is it the same as the internet, or not?), some interesting mobile news, what the Google I/O conference means for you, and the return of [...]

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Episode 9: Real Web Fonts

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Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2011 63:09

Getting good fonts on your website is easy for just about anyone – FINALLY! Ron gives a great explanation of the different ways to approach having more than “web safe fonts” on your site, and gives a review of a few of the more popular font services. Also news about Google Apps for Business, the [...]

Episode 8: Working In Your Strata

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2011 61:01

In this episode we wonder about IE10, what’s really the top mobile OS, and have an interview with Kevin Hoffman (@kevinmhoffman), one of the Experience Directors for Happy Cog. He gives us some insights into one of the country’s best known web design firms, talks about working at the right level, and explains how to [...]

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Episode 7: All Mobile All the Time