Podcasts about ux manager

Heute habe ich die Freude, Katja Busch als Gast begrüßen zu dürfen. Katja ist freiberufliche Coachin, Beraterin und Trainerin und begleitet Unternehmen bei der Gestaltung von digitalen Produkten. Mit Präsentationstechniken und Storytelling als ständige Begleiterin bringt sie Inspiration und Klarheit in komplexe Prozesse. Katja hat beeindruckende 30 Jahren Erfahrung in verschiedenen UX-Disziplinien – sowohl auf Dienstleister- als auch Unternehmensseite – und ist auch Lehrbeauftragte an diversen Hochschulen. Als Autorin und Lerndesignerin bietet Katja unter anderem eine Masterclass zur geprüften UX Manager:in an der Haufe Akademie an und hat sich auf individuelle Inhouse-Performance-Workshops mit hohem Wirkungsgrad spezialisiert.Ein gutes Design löst nicht nur Nutzerprobleme, sondern auch Businessprobleme. Ich spreche mit Katja über die Herausforderungen, die UX-Professionals in Unternehmen begegnen, und die Notwendigkeit, jetzt umso mehr den unternehmerischen Wert ihrer Arbeit sichtbar zu machen. Katja gibt konkrete Tips wie man Stakeholder-Management betreibt, die  eigene Kommunikation bei der Präsentation von Designs zu verbessern und den Wert von UX noch deutlicher zu machen.Katjas LinksKatjas LinkedInAufbautraining UX ManagementRessourcenDanish Design LadderLean UX CanvasLean Product CanvasKatjas BuchempfehlungDesigning for the Digital Age - Kim GoodwinIch hoffe, ihr fandet diese Folge nützlich. Wenn ihr auch die nächsten nicht verpassen wollt - abonniert UX Heroes doch auf Spotify, Apple oder eurem Lieblingspodcaster - ihr könnt uns dort auch bis zu 5 Sterne als Bewertung dalassen. Wenn Ihr Fragen oder Feedback habt, schickt uns doch gerne eine Nachricht an podcast@userbrain.com.Ihr findet ihr mich auf LinkedIn unter Markus Pirker. Bis bald bei UX Heroes.UX Heroes ist ein Podcast von Userbrain.

Heute begrüße ich meinen Gast, Fabian Lenz. Fabian ist aktuell Leiter User Experience bei HUK Coburg und bringt beeindruckende 19 Jahre Erfahrung in der Konzeption und Entwicklung digitaler Produkte mit. Seine Karriere begann im Visual Design und er hat seither eine spannende Entwicklung durchgemacht: vom UX Manager bei MediaMarktSaturn, über Head of UX bei der Hoffmann Group, bis hin zu seiner aktuellen Position als strategischer UX-Leiter bei einem der größten Versicherungsunternehmen Deutschlands, HUK Coburg. Die HUK Coburg ist eine der führenden Versicherungsgruppen in Deutschland und bietet ein breites Spektrum an Versicherungs- und Finanzdienstleistungen an. HUK Coburg beschäftigt aktuell rund 10.000 Mitarbeiter und hat sich für über 12 Millionen Kunden als vertrauenswürdiger Partner in den Bereichen Kfz-, Haftpflicht-, Unfall- und Lebensversicherung etabliert. Bei der HUK Coburg hat Fabian maßgeblich dazu beigetragen, das UX-Team von sieben auf sechzehn Personen zu erweitern und das Thema User Experience im Unternehmen strategisch zu verankern.  Fabian und ich sprechen darüber, wie es gelingt, UX in traditionellen Branchen wie der Versicherungsbranche voranzutreiben, die UX-Reife in großen Organisationen zu messen und wie Usability-Tests Fabians Sicht auf User Experience für immer verändert haben. Fabians LinkedIn Fabians BuchempfehlungenEscaping the Build Trip - Melissa Perri Ich hoffe, ihr fandet diese Folge nützlich. Wenn ihr auch die nächsten nicht verpassen wollt - abonniert UX Heroes doch auf Spotify, Apple oder eurem Lieblingspodcaster - ihr könnt uns dort auch bis zu 5 Sterne als Bewertung dalassen. Wenn Ihr Fragen oder Feedback habt, lasst uns doch eine Sprachnachricht auf ux-heroes.com da und wir beantworten sie mit etwas Glück in einer der nächsten Folgen. Ihr findet ihr mich auf LinkedIn unter Markus Pirker. Bis bald bei UX Heroes. UX Heroes ist ein Podcast von Userbrain.

Der Berufsstand der UX-Professionals hat in den letzten Jahren eine Differenzierung erlebt, und es sind neue Teildisziplinen entstanden. Eine dieser Disziplinen ist das UX-Management, und mittlerweile gibt es einige Menschen, die die Verantwortung als UX-Manager in Projekten und Organisationen übernehmen. Durch ihre Arbeit prägen sie die Produktentwicklung; es lohnt sich also zu fragen, was das genau ist und wie diese Disziplin Menschen in Verantwortungspositionen als Product Owner, Product Manager oder Product Lead bei der Entwicklung großartiger Produkte unterstützt. Dazu haben wir den UX-Experten Andreas Hinderks eingeladen, der nicht nur beruflich viel mit dem Thema zu tun hat, sondern auch intensiv dazu forscht. Wir klären also zunächst, was UX-Management ist, was manche vielleicht darunter verstehen und wie sich diese Tätigkeit in den Kontext der Produktentwicklung einfügt. Dabei wird schnell deutlich, dass Management nicht ohne Strategie, Ziele und Ressourcen gedacht werden kann. Für Produkte sollten also idealerweise Ziele für eine gute UX gesetzt, eine Strategie zur Zielerreichung festgelegt und die angemessenen Ressourcen zugeteilt werden. Dass dies am besten im Team funktioniert, versteht sich fast von selbst, denn es geht um die Schaffung von Erlebnissen für Menschen. Natürlich tauschen wir uns mit Andreas auch über gute und schlechte Praktiken aus, damit nicht dieselben Fehler wiederholt werden müssen. Nach einigen Prognosen zur Zukunft des UX-Managements gibt Andreas zum Schluss noch einige weitere hilfreiche Tipps zum Thema UX-Management für Product Owner.

This episode encompasses an engaging discussion with Wes Brown, UX Manager at The Home Depot. The first part highlights Wes Brown's professional journey, transition into graphic design, and building successful teams. We covered remote team management, meeting efficiency, setting clear agendas, using productivity tools, and fostering a balanced remote work environment. The second part focuses on his goal-setting, navigating career progress and personal growth. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vinodsharma/support

Gerade bei großen Unternehmen wie Douglas, die neben dem Einzelhandel auch Online eine starke Präsenz haben, lohnt sich A/B Testing besonders. Denn aufgrund des hohen Traffics kann unter optimalen Bedingungen getestet werden. Stane Zabot, UX Manager bei Douglas, ist verantwortlich für das A/B-Testing und Personalisierung bei Douglas. Er spricht darüber, wie der Testingprozess bei ihnen aussieht und berichtet über Zukunftsaussichten.Viel Spaß beim Hören

Ioana Teleanu is a UX Manager at Miro, founder of UX Goodies Community and ex. founder of Mento Design Academy. Ioana shared with us her fascinating story of building a personal brand, creating and sunsetting her own businesses and growing through that experience.We delved into topics such as finding balance between side projects and a full-time job, growing a design community to over 220k people, the process of growing and exiting a design school, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance amidst it all. Additionally, we explored the impact of AI on the design world. Tune in to discover insights and inspiration from this engaging conversation![07:23] Staring the design community[08:40] Sunsetting your own business[13:57] Balancing work and side projects[15:58] Work-life balance in tech[18:30] Building yourself as a brand and dealing with vulnerability[30:00] Journey at UiPath[36:00] What role do you think AI will play in tech[47:52] Where to find inspirationWhere to find Ioana:* UX goodies: https://www.instagram.com/uxgoodies/* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ioanateleanu/Where to find Kate Syuma, Head of Growth Design at Miro:* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ekaterina-syuma/* Blog: https://medium.com/@kate_syuma* Twitter: https://twitter.com/kate_syuma* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katusyuma/* Website: https://katesyuma.com/Where to find Oscar Torres:* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oscartorrestryme/* Website: https://www.oscartorres.me/Resources mentioned:* Ben's bites newsletter: https://www.bensbites.co/* Visual Explanations, Edward R. Tufte: https://www.amazon.com/Visual-Explanations-Quantities-Evidence-Narrative/dp/1930824157Reach out to us for feedback or a potential podcast partnership → growthmates@googlegroups.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit growthmates.substack.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit katesyuma.substack.com

Mary is the Senior UX Manager at Acquia. At Acquia, their mission is to deliver the universal platform of the world's greatest digital experiences. Her leadership within the UX space focuses on providing experiences that are accessible and usable and seek to exceed user expectations. Nine years of working in the technology space have taught me that collecting user data is the most vital element and necessary responsibility of being a UX professional. Mary coaches her team and organization on the value of human-centered design by asking hard questions and connecting people - building connections not just within the product & engineering space but across our organization to drive us closer to a truly delightful experience for customers across every touchpoint of their journey. Outside of work at Acquia, she loves experimenting with cooking, traveling to nice places, and hiking around the Midwest. 

Ep 132 | Tomas Nicolini Design Manager en Banco Galicia nos habla de su experiencia en UX y como logró pasar de Junior a Manager. Todo lo que escucharan está basado al 100% en su experiencia, eso quiere decir que tu recorrido puede ser diferente, por lo que te recomendamos que tomes este episodio como una inspiración y no tanto como una lista de puntos obligatorios ----

Chris has over 20 years of experience working with government agencies worldwide, international brands, neighbourhood businesses, mom-and-pop's, and everything in between. In his current role at Pega, he is a UX Manager, and the Design Ops Lead. He helps drive their design system, Constellation, toward accessibility out-of-the-box for Fortune 100 companies.

The Sense & Signal Podcast – Episode 7 Meaning and Work: Caring for Your Diamonds Join Jodah and Dan as they discuss whether leaders have an obligation to help employees make meaning of their work with special guest Yung Sook Koh, UX Manager with Tripwire at Help Systems. Learn more about Yung Sook Koh on her LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yung-sook-koh-uxdesign/ Find out more about Daniel Tarker at: http://danieltarker.com and www.linkedin.com/in/dantarker Learn more about Jodah Jensen at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodah#leadership #sensemaking #meaning #work --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daniel-tarker/message

BXT stands for Business, Experience and Technology, and it's all about the power of perspective. In this episode of TechTalk, Pierre-André Honnay, Senior Business Development Coach and Facilitator, and Annabelle Buffart, UX Manager and BXT Coach, PwC  Luxembourg, walk us through the ins and outs of this methodology.

Today I'm talking to Poyi Chen.-Poyi recently joined Meta as a product designer. Before Meta, he was a UX Manager at Chegg. And if you're a student, you've probably heard of this education tech company, whether you were trying to rent textbooks or look for homework answers. Outside of work, he loves to give back to the design community through mentorship.-In our conversation, one of the things that stood out to me was the reason why he started to mentor - his introverted self / the feeling that he wasn't great at communicating. And as an introvert myself, I can really relate to that. We talked about his journey from graphic design to UX design, tips for interviews, how to network as an introvert, and so much more.===Highlights:⭐ Transitioning from graphic design to UX Design⭐ What companies should fresh grad designers join?⭐ Meta's company culture⭐ Tips for interviews⭐ How to network as an introvert===Not Just Pixels is a student-led UX Design podcast that strives to help you grow as a designer and get that next design internship or job. This is the podcast I wished I had as a design student, and I hope you'll get something valuable from this show.-Have a great day! :)

This episode marks a milestone for Digital Marketing Troop. After one year, we look back on some of our favorite soundbites from some incredible guests: Katelyn Bourgoin, CEO of CustomerCamp Andrew Nelson, President of Silverback Strategies Tim Parkin, President of Parkin Consulting Kelly Waffle, Managing Director at the Hinge Research Institute Ahmad Munawar, Founder of Boutique Growth Joel Gustafson, Digital Marketing and UX Manager at Oregon State University Hunter Montgomery, CMO at ChurnZero Geoff Kerbis, Associate Director of Client Services and SEO at Silverback Strategies Nick Bennett, Director of Evangelism and Customer Marketing at Alyce Mark Raffan, Founder of Content Callout, Host of the Negotiations Ninja podcast

It's National Infertility Awareness Week, and this year, we've crafted two episodes that address the age-old truth: it takes a village. Not only does it take a village to raise a child as the saying goes, but it also often takes a village to start or grow a family, especially with an infertility diagnosis. Reproductive endocrinologists, nurses, Patient Care Advocates, managers, and HR leaders all play a crucial role in the journey, but a personal support system – friends, family, or a partner, can be the crux of someone's village.  Earlier this week, we talked to Cristina Loughrey, a Progyny Member who underwent IVF to conceive a baby girl, and while the journey was trying on Cristina, her partner, Ian, felt the emotional hardships of infertility, too. In today's episode, Ian details his path to parenthood, from deciding to go through treatment, navigating the Progyny fertility benefit, supporting his partner through IVF, and the emotional burden infertility can have on a couple. Although their journey was difficult, their love and mutual support carried them through a successful pregnancy and healthy birth.    Guests: Ian Armstrong, UX Manager at Dell  Host: Lissa Kline, Progyny  For more information, visit Progyny's Podcast page and Progyny's Education page for more resources.   Be sure to follow us on Instagram, @ThisisInfertilityPodcast and use the #ThisisInfertility.      Have a question, comment, or want to share your story? Email us at thisisinfertility@progyny.com.  

Benny Zuffolini bravely breaks down how she's navigating enterprise as a neurodiverse design leader, and shares a formative realisation from facilitating her first design sprint.  Highlights include: ⭐ Should people treat you differently when they find out that you're autistic? ⭐ Why don't you wish you were diagnosed as being neurodiverse earlier? ⭐ How important is it for people to tell each other the stories they're telling themselves? ⭐ Are you concerned that being open about neurodiversity may lead to discrimination? ⭐ What have you learned about effectively facilitating workshops with senior stakeholders? ====== Who is Benny Zuffolini? Benny is a Product Design Director at Pearson, a 176 year old world-leading education company that's helping people to achieve their potential through physical and digital learning and assessment experiences. Prior to Pearson, Benny was the Head of Design and Experience at Zego, a UK-based insurtech startup that simplifies the way businesses insure their vehicles. Benny was also the UX Manager at Vonage, where she was credited as one of two design leaders that enabled the successful creation and rollout of a design system that unified the company's digital product experience, and brought greater efficiency and scalability to design efforts. Recently diagnosed with autism, Benny has been actively raising awareness of neurodiversity and its many unique aspects and advantages in the workplace.  ====== Find Benny here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bennyzuffolini/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/benny_bz Website: https://bennypad.com/ The Ladder of Inference: https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newTMC_91.htm ====== Liked what you heard and want to hear more? Subscribe and support the show by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). Follow us on our other social channels for more great Brave UX content! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheSpaceInBetween/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-space-in-between/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespaceinbetw__n/  ====== Hosted by Brendan Jarvis: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanjarvis/ Website: https://thespaceinbetween.co.nz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/brendanjarvis/

Du solltest als Entwickler ein Frontend entwickeln – gesagt getan, oder auch nicht? Hinter einer einfachen Anforderung stecken viele komplexe Themen: z.B. welche Kundenkanäle müssen bedient werden, welche Backend Systeme müssen integriert werden? Dann stellt sich die Frage, ob jemand bereits Teile implementiert hat, oder ob bereits geschriebener Code wiederverwendet werden kann. Oft ist die Antwort „nein“ und es werden Funktionen und Features immer wieder neu entwickelt. In diesem Podcast rede ich mit Jonas Ulrich und Daniel Ley. Jonas Ulrich und Daniel Ley sind Gründer von kickstartDS, das Starterkit für digitale Design Systeme. Gemeinsam sind sie in der Mission unterwegs, Design Systeme zu demokratisieren. Dabei hilft Daniel seine langjährige Expertise als UX Manager und ehemaliger Mitgestalter des globalen Amadeus IT Group Design Systems. Vor dem Wechsel zum reinen Produktgeschäft hat Jonas 15 Jahre, im Rahmen der ruhmesmeile GmbH, Frontend- und CMS-Lösungen für Kunden entworfen und realisiert. Sein Herz schlägt dabei schon seit der ersten Stunde für Frontend-Themen und -Technologien. Daniel und Jonas erzählen welche Herausforderungen Frontend-Entwickler sich stellen müssen, was im Ecosystem passiert, ob eine Architektur wie JAMStack hilft und - die spannende Frage - ob und wie ein Digital Design System helfen kann? Wenn Ihr Themen habt, die Ihr gern in einem Podcast beleuchtet haben möchtet, sendet eine Email an podcast@takstsoft.com. Viel Spaß beim Reinhören und bis zum nächsten Mal! Euer Taktsoft Campus Podcast Team

The higher education industry has evolved dramatically over the pandemic. As a result, marketing leaders have been forced to adapt. This episode features Joel Gustafson, Digital Marketing and UX Manager at Oregon State University and Jacob Sibley, Associate Director, Client Services at Silverback Strategies as they talk about their collaborative approach to generating enrollments. This episode covers: changes to the higher ed industry impact from platform changes the customer journey in higher ed successful lead-gen channels working across siloed departments

In this episode, Steve and Ray talk about the value of wireframes and how they fit into their process, using Lorem Ipsum dummy copy, copywriting, transitioning from UX Designer to  UX Manager, estimating projects, and their secret project.––– Chapters  –––00:00 - Intro02:23 - Wireframes28:15 - Lorem Ipsum33:30 - Copywriting39:00 - Designer to Manager48:50 - Estimating Projects54:50 - Secret Project

Neste episódio conversei com Patrick Naufel, UX Manager na Anymarket, professor universitário, mentor e criador de conteúdo no Instagram e YouTube, onde falamos sobre a famosa síndrome do impostor, explicando como você pode identificar e maneiras de lidar com ela. Instagram @papodeux @evangelistaux.

Ana Lara is an award-winning app product and strategic designer with more than ten years of experience. She has worked with different clients such as Microsoft, Coca-Cola, and Hilton. She was one of the earliest UX team members at T-Mobile, where she led and transformed one of their most important apps into an award-winning mobile experience. Later she transitioned to lead a team of strategists building omnichannel end-to-end customer journeys, seeking user-centric solutions to their pain points. Three months ago, she joined Cisco, leading a new app experience. She recently joined the ADP List community as an active mentor.In this episode, we talked about:Ana's role at CiscoIndustry awardsBuilding a good team, dedication and researchCareer journey at T-mobileInternal award at T-mobileHow to balance personal and professional lifeEmpathy in the workplaceHow did Ana start in design and her design journeyWhat qualities to look for when looking for a designerLinks:Connect with Anahttps://www.cisco.com/ Book: Design Thinking Toolbox 

Hrávaš hry alebo si dizajnér? Ak bola odpoveď áno na jednu (alebo obe) z otázok, poteší ťa rozhovor s Michalom Kolejakom, UX Managerom v najväčšom slovenskom hernom štúdiu Pixel Federation.   V tejto epizóde sa dozvieš viac o UX dizajnéroch v game industry, ich výzvach aj o hrách s dobrým, ale aj zlým user experience. Spomeň si na tvoju obľúbenú hru. Vybaví sa ti zážitok, ktorý si z nej mal? Na tomto zážitku pracovali aj ľudia ako Michal a ty máš dnes možnosť nahliadnúť do zákulisia tvorby hier. Prajeme príjemné počúvanie.   00:38 - Ako si sa dostal k hernému UX 04:10 - Potreba riešiť UX 08:10 - Čo robí game dizajnér 15:31 - Iný štandard v UX 18:58 - Ako sa zbierajú dáta 22:12 - Regionálna hodnota peňazí 24:53 - Rada pre začínajúcich 27:05 - Vzdelávanie 30:06 - Rozdiel medzi dizajnami 33:58 - Problémy v hernom ux 35:12 - Playtesty 42:00 - Ingame dotazníky 43:45 - Challenge ingame dotazníkov 47:44 - Najväčšia prekážky v praxy  53:40 - User journey mapping 55:13 - Spolupráca so psychológmi 57:56 - Mobile gaming 01:00:16 - Community feedback 01:02:33 - Zmeny v hrách 01:05:29 - Hry s dobrým a zlým UX 01:09:56 - Dôležitosť zvukov a animácii 01:16:55 - Najvätší fuckup v biznise - otázky z medií 01:24:17 - UX vo VR 01:24:47 - Kultúra feedbacku 01:29:44 - Skillsnake = Gamefikácia 01:30:27 - Monetizácia hier a Dark Patterny 01:35:02 - Etický dizajn 01:36:55 - % hráčov nad 18 rokov 01:37:15 - Najlepšia monetizácia 01:39:25 - Analyzovanie cien 01:41:56 - Itemy a balance 01:43:30 - Práca pre PixelFederation a zdroje 01:49:55 - Outro a koniec

Ioana is a UX Manager at UI Path, Co-founder of Mento Design Academy, and creator of UX Goodies. In this episode, we chat about when you should (or shouldn't) do research and if it's ever okay to skip research.We discuss:Focusing on your research question and if you might already have the answerThe "swinging pendulum" between exploration and execution modesResearch as a "de-risking" exercise and creative ways to handle low risk projectsThe role sample size plays in your decision to research after releasing a solution to customersReflecting on why you might be consideringHow sloppy research might be more costly than skipping researchDeveloping the instinct for when to skip or punt on researchLinks to include:Follow UX Goodies on InstagramCheck out Mento Design AcademyFollow Ioana on LinkedInFollow UX Tools on TwitterSubscribe to the UX Tools Newsletter

The language we choose is an important part of the user experiences we create. Vidhika Bansal, UX Manager at Intuit cares deeply about language for the audience and also when communicating internally. She talks to Kristina about connecting language to decision making, using language as a tool for acceptance and belonging and the importance of avoiding bias in data when making content-related decisions.

Everyone can be a “designer”. In this episode we discuss how to foster creativity amongst our teams. We explore strategies for creativity and serve a checklist for leaders who want to create a culture where ideas flow. We also talk about failure, and how it can be a breeding ground for innovation. Hosts Professor Jonathan Deacon and Phil Harfield are joined by Sophie Evan-Hughes, UX Manager at Confused.com. To find out more about this podcast and our business services at USW visit southwales.ac.uk/business

Have you ever wondered about what it takes to design AI that doesn't do more harm than good? We speak with Josh Lovejoy who is perhaps the most experienced out there in the field of human-centered AI design. At the time of our recording, Josh was Head of Design for Microsoft's Ethics & Society team. Since our recording, Josh has taken a role as a UX Manager in Google's Privacy & Data Protection Office. We started our interview by asking Josh why human-centered design is so important when working with AI. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artificiality.substack.com

Joyce is a senior UX professional with more than 10 years of experience across different industries. This is an episode from the “Q&A with Design Managers” series. Joyce shares her thoughts on how to stand out from others, what makes a good portfolio and resume, the future of the UX design profession, the pros and cons of UX bootcamps, and a lot more. Links: Joyce on Linkedin Episode page

Joyce is a senior UX professional with more than 10 years of experience across different industries. This is an episode from the “Q&A with Design Managers” series. Joyce shares her thoughts on how to stand out from others, what makes a good portfolio and resume, the future of the UX design profession, the pros and cons of UX bootcamps, and a lot more. Joyce on Linkedin

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In episode 47 I had the absolute pleasure to catch up and learn again from Bilgi Karan.Bilgi Karan is UX Manager at Inter IKEA Group - working on Smart Home experiences.Hybrid design approach.Bilgi has a strong background in designing hybrid experiences, uniting interaction and industrial design aspects, Before his role at IKEA, he worked as a Principal UX Designer at Above in Sweden, at TEAGUE in Seattle and Sony in Sweden, and graduated from Umea Institute of Design in Sweden.UX Strategy informs Industrial Design Strategy.During the episode, we explore the intersection of Interaction and Industrial Design: why you need to think about future digital interactions to inform strategic industrial design.Further, we touch on what design areas are key contributors in designing connected smart home experiences and what excites him about the space.Habits vs “Newness”One of the key challenges when designing anything innovative is how to drive user adoption and create nudges to create a positive human behaviour change? In the episode we touch on strategies designers can apply to understand the border between these two aspects - and it starts and end with user research.Tech-driven vs User-driven.Bilgi had the chance to work with many Advanced Technology teams during his career. In the episode, he describes how he tries to approach tech innovation with a “human” perspective and why we should be careful to task designers to “find applications for technology innovations”.

Salvador Reynoso es Licenciado de Ciencias de la Comunicación de la UBA y Especialista en Diseño de Interacción y Experiencia de Usuario en la UTN. Actualmente se desarrolla cómo UX Manager en Ualá. Si te preguntas, ¿Qué es Ualá? - Ualá es el lado bueno de tu plata. Una app y una tarjeta con foco en democratizar el acceso financiero de las personas. Pero... ¿De qué se trata este episodio? Con Reynaldo estuvimos un largo rato charlando sobre la experiencia de usuario como estilo de vida, ¿Cómo separar el trabajo, de la vida personal (cuando amas lo que haces)? y algunos mitos y verdades sobre UX.

主持：Hanna Wu & Luke Lo 嘉賓：Shun Lee, UX Manager@Accenture Interactive 成為Design Lead之後還有發展空間嗎？面對工作上的危機感，Mentorship是一個好方法令自己和身邊的人一起繼續前進！ ==== PayPal App課金：t.ly/taA6 Telegram: t.me/uxhongkong Instagram: www.instagram.com/10uxhk/ Podcast music by Joakim Karud --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/10ux/support

主持：Hanna Wu & Luke Lo 嘉賓：Shun Lee, UX Manager@Accenture Interactive 每位Design Lead都經歷過缺乏經驗時的不知所措。今集Shun Lee向大家分享，他由Junior Designer到Senior Designer再成為 UX Manager，這3個Role之間的分別在哪裡。即使你所工作的公司只有1-2位Designer，也有成為Design Lead的不二門法！ ==== PayPal App課金：t.ly/taA6 Telegram: t.me/uxhongkong Instagram: www.instagram.com/10uxhk/ Podcast music by Joakim Karud --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/10ux/support

主持：Hanna Wu & Luke Lo 嘉賓：Shun Lee, UX Manager@Accenture Interactive 並非所有Project都需要跟足書本上的Design Methodology，了解Project的真實需要，靈活處理才是第一指標。而面對不同Stakeholder都要建立良好的伙伴關係，問題才能夠迎刃而解！ ==== PayPal App課金：t.ly/taA6 Telegram: t.me/uxhongkong Instagram: www.instagram.com/10uxhk/ Podcast music by Joakim Karud --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/10ux/support

Markus Jaritz ist seit über 3 Jahren UX Manager für den Browser Firefox bei Mozilla. Mozilla gehört zur Mozilla Corporation die über 450 Millionen US-Dollar in 2018 erwirtschaftet hat. Zur Zeit zählt Firefox mit 8% Marktanteil neben Google Chrome und Safari zu den 3 am häufigst verwendeten Browsern. Ich spreche mit Markus über seine Maßnahmen Experimente im Mozilla-Team zu verankern und über unterschiedliche Philosophien der 3 großen Browser-Hersteller im Umgang mit User-Daten. Sponsor dieser Folge Userbrain Links Firefox UX - The Mozilla Blog

Anna Janska ist User Research Expertin mit Kognitions-Psychologie und Neuroscience Hintergrund. Sie war als UX Manager bei der Robert Bosch GmbH tätig, wo sie Geschäftsbereiche darin unterstützt hat, ihre Produkte und Services nutzerzentriert zu entwickeln. Vor einem Jahr hat sie mit Valerie Mohr die Agentur Janska & Mohr in Wien gegründet, wo sie eng mit Firmen und Start-ups in der DACH Region zusammenarbeitet, um mit Hilfe von UX und Service Design Lösungen zu entwickeln, die nachhaltig sind und das Nutzerverhalten positiv beeinflussen. Links: Bosch Janska Mohr

"Designed by Apple in California" These words are etched into memory now. Design has come a long way, and designers have become critical to the success of Silicon Valley's tech juggernaut. Every company in every industry must learn to speak the language of design. With growing adoption of digital technologies everywhere, great designers are more in demand than ever before. At the same time, getting through a design interview can be a challenging experience for designers. In this episode of Techtalk Tuesdays, our host Hanita Chalabi speaks to Omid Jesmi, UX Manager at Capgemini, about Acing Your UX/Design Interview. Omid has had a successful career in UX, taught design at UC Berkeley, and has been at both ends of the UX interview all this while. In this conversation, we ask Omid about the evolution of UX careers, the ins and outs of the UX/design interview, showing your portfolio, and how the UX interviewing process can be improved for everyone. To check out the full videos or snippets of our recorded webinars, visit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3bKKnZxyFOYoq-jYQlzKzA You can also visit us at https://bayonesolutions.com/ and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter

In episode 33 I talk with Tanu Malhotra during UX India who is a UX Manager at IG Wealth Management and Mackenzie Investments.Before that she was Senior UX Designer at SAP working on B2B Enterprise products and Lead UX Designer at Samsung B2C consumer product concepts and visions. We learn about the difference of designing for enterprise solutions versus consumer product and how digital legacy is sharping software enterprise solutions when it comes to design and innovation.We also touch on the maturity of design in India and responsibility designers share to shape products and services inclusively and towards positive outcomes for people: why designers should know about the potential consequence of designing habits versus addictions. Enjoy the episode!This episode is in collaboration with uxindiaconf (ux-india.org) UX INDIA. More episodes from the UX India are on the way!About UX IndiaUX India is a not-for-profit venture, UX INDIA is built by, built for, and sustained by its growing community of designers, enthusiasts, influencers from business, education, and governance.UXINDIA is being organized by UsabilityMatters.Org(UMO). With over 800+ attendees at UX India 2019, it was India’s largest conference on user experience design. UXINDIA™ helps to educate the next generation by bringing innovators and UX practitioners from across the world.Learn more at https://www.ux-india.org and https://www.umo.design

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Conversation with Lukas Haensch, the founder of Path Monk and a former UX Manager at Google.

In this episode, we meet with Lukas Haensch. He is the founder of Pathmonk and has an extensive background in conversion optimization and UX. He describes himself as a UX Conversion ‘Nerd'. He has worked at Google for quite some time as UX Manager in the mobile optimization team. Topics covered in this podcast: - How to optimize your mobile website - Differences in mobile and desktop conversion - How to increase conversion by using onsite behavior for optimization Hands-on tips on tools, like webpagetest.org Website Pathmonk: https://pathmonk.com/

In episode 38 of Marketing Mantra, I'll be joined by our special guest, Lukas Haensch, co-founder of Pathmonk. Lukas has an extensive background in conversion optimization and UX. In fact, he describes himself as a UX Conversion "nerd." Before he founded Pathmonk, Lukas worked at Google for quite some time as UX Manager in the mobile optimization team. The theme of this episode will revolve around improving the performance of your website on mobile devices and optimizing your site's page speed to increase conversions. Here are some of the topics we'll be covering in this episode: How to optimize your mobile website Differences in mobile and desktop conversion How to increase conversion by using onsite behavior for optimization Hands-on tips on tools. Thrilled to have Lukas on the show and I hope you'll find this episode useful. -=-=-=-=- Tools & resources discussed in the episode Lukas' company: Pathmonk - https://pathmonk.com/ Tools to test your website performance: 1) WebPageTest: https://www.webpagetest.org/ 2) GTMetrix - https://gtmetrix.com/ 3) Google PageSpeed Insights - https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/ Recommended caching plugin: WPRocket - https://www.99signals.com/go/wp-rocket (plans start at $49/yr. Wrongly stated in the episode as $49/mo) -=-=-=-=- BONUS RESOURCES + FREE DOWNLOADS If you're a fan of the podcast, here are some FREE online marketing resources from my blog, 99signals, to help you level up your marketing skills: The Ultimate Blogging Toolkit (https://resources.99signals.com/blogging-tools-ebook) - This eBook features 75+ marketing tools to help you blog better and boost your traffic! The Ultimate Guide to Link Building (https://resources.99signals.com/link-building-ebook) - Learn 25 powerful strategies to build high quality backlinks, improve search engine rankings, and drive targeted traffic to your site. The Essential Guide to Link Building with Infographics (https://resources.99signals.com/infographic-backlinks-pdf) - Did you know you could build high-quality, authoritative backlinks with well-designed infographics? This PDF guide will show you how you can easily design an infographic and quickly build high-quality backlinks to supercharge your SEO. Top-rated articles at 99signals (https://www.99signals.com/best/) - This page contains a list of all the top-rated articles on my blog. It's a great place to get started if you're visiting 99signals for the first time. -=-=-=-=- Visit https://www.99signals.com for more insights on SEO, blogging, and marketing. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sandeep-mallya/message

On this week's episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, Larry Port talks with Rocket Matter's Product and UX Manager, Ed Case. Ed is the author of one of our most popular blog posts of 2017: Switching from an iPhone to an Android: Pros and Cons. The question remains: is Ed still using his Android… Read More »Ep 87: Android vs iPhone The post Ep 87: Android vs iPhone appeared first on Rocket Matter.

In this week's episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, host Larry Port speaks with Ed Case, Rocket Matter's Product and UX Manager. Ed discuses the features and functionality in Rocket Matter's newly-released Braavos edition. You'll learn more about our performance enhancements, batch billing improvements, and our new Insurance Defense add-on module. You won't… Read More »Ep 55: Introducing Rocket Matter Braavos! The post Ep 55: Introducing Rocket Matter Braavos! appeared first on Rocket Matter.

On this week's episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, Nefra MacDonald speaks with Ed Case, the Product and UX Manager at Rocket Matter. Ed talks about how perfection is the enemy of the very good, and he explores the idea of continuous improvement. You'll also learn about his favorite productivity feature within the Rocket Matter… Read More »Ep 49: Productivity and Continuous Improvement The post Ep 49: Productivity and Continuous Improvement appeared first on Rocket Matter.

On this week's episode of the 10 Minute Law Firm Podcast, Larry Port interviews the team behind Rocket Matter's latest edition, Atlas Gold. We hear from Roberto Milian, Rocket Matter's Director of Engineering and Product, Ed Case, the Product and UX Manager, and Nefra MacDonald, the Business Development and Strategic Partnership Coordinator. The team talks about some of… Read More »Ep 12: The Team Behind Rocket Matter's Atlas Gold Edition Shares All The post Ep 12: The Team Behind Rocket Matter's Atlas Gold Edition Shares All appeared first on Rocket Matter.

Presentations from Managing Design 2016, held in Sydney, Australia