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Listen Now: Designing Hardware-Connected Products: Part 1
Brett Red joins the show to talk shop about the designer’s perspective of hardware-connected product development. Hear how the product space informs the tools designers and engineers use to work together.
Listen now: Startup Bus 2016
Justin Davis returns to the show after 2yrs to chat about his experience as a conductor on the Florida Startup Bus. A new flock of entrepreneurs pitch new ideas focused on the restaurant industry. Augmented/virtual reality training, AI-enabled hiring systems, and much more.
Listen now: The Increasing Role of Design in Business
This week, special guest and user experience researcher, Melissa Hui, joins the show to talk about the ROI of design and how creativity and ideation play an increasing role in business.
Listen now: Digital Prospecting, Speculation on Tools of the Future
Will the tools of tomorrow look anything like the tools of the past? Will developers and designers continue to build distinctly different native apps for various platforms? Or will we see a resurgence of browser-based mobile apps? What does the future hold for interactivity? In this episode, we ponder these questions.
Listen now: Progressive Prototyping
In this technical episode, we dig into the tools of the trade for UI designers. Whether you’re on a distributed team spread across the globe or a small focused team in the same office, the tools you use fundamentally affect the process and the results. Choose wisely.
Listen now: API Versioning, Part 2
In this technical deep dive, we discuss the finer points of API versioning. Several options are presented, along with analysis of what technique might be best in each of a variety of circumstances. We couldn’t fit it all into one episode, so we split it into two parts.
Listen now: API Versioning, Part 1
In this technical deep dive, we discuss the finer points of API versioning. Several options are presented, along with analysis of what technique might be best in each of a variety of circumstances. We couldn’t fit it all into one episode, so we split it into two parts.
Listen now: Measuring Fitness with Computer Vision
Use computers and cameras to track your fitness progress. Machines will one day be able to tell you how effectively your weight loss plan is going, simply by looking at you with a stereo camera. Here, we entertain some of the possible ways this might work.
Listen now: Designing Online Courses
If you’ve ever taught a class, you know how hard it is to engage students for more than a few minutes. Online courses have their own challenges. This week, we discuss some of the nuance of explaining to someone else things we know innately.
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