
Boagworld: The podcast where digital best practices meets a terrible sense of humor! Join us for a relaxed chat about all things digital design. We dish out practical advice and industry insights, all wrapped up in friendly conversation. Whether you're looking to improve your user experience, boost your conversion or be a better design lead, we've got something for you. With over 400 episodes, we'... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 569 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Welcome to Episode 27 of the Boagworld Show, where we dive into a side of web work that doesn't get nearly enough attention. This month, we're exploring life as a freelancer working with small businesses. We're joined by Paul Edwards, a fellow member... more
You know, those sneaky little tricks sites use to funnel you into doing things you never intended, like paying for insurance you didn’t want or scrolling until your thumb falls off.
We talked about why this stuff isn’t just bad manners, but also an ... more
By now, you’ve probably seen how powerful it can be to stop doing all the UX work yourself. Acting as a consultant and guide lets you touch far more projects. But that shift only works if your colleagues have the knowledge and resources they need.
T... more
One of the most important policies you can ever set for your UX team is how you prioritize work. Without it, you risk becoming a firefighter running from one blaze to another, driven by who shouts loudest or whose deadline is closest. That’s no way t... more
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The hosts seem think they are very funny and smart, but they come off as annoying. The content is a lot of “I really like this…” and “I like that…”, but very little on any useful details. All of this makes this a gigantic waste of time.
I saw someone comment on ‘pointless waffle’ and had to step in. I love the ‘pointless waffle’! What’s the point of it all if we can’t stop to giggle every now and then. Good Clean Fun. If you want a lecture go to university, if you want an entertaining podcast on UX related topics then here’s your thing. Enjoy!
Paul and his incredibly knowledgeable guests deliver nothing but value in each and every episode. Comprised of all the traditional things that make a web/tech/development show fabulous (deconstruction, innovation, etc.) coupled with authenticity and insight you won’t find anywhere else. Thanks for putting out such a wonderful show Paul - keep up the great work!
The discussion about sprints was great. Hopefully we can incorporate some of the ideas from this segment into our process.
Absolutely the best UX show on planet
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Content centers around user experience (UX) and digital design, providing practical advice for professionals in the field. There is emphasis on understanding design principles and improving the user experience through effective strategies, all while maintaining an entertaining and humorous tone. Unique aspects include engaging conversations on topics ranging from design leadership to conversion optimization, and fostering a relaxed atmosphere that encourages learning and insight sharing. The hosts often incorporate personal anecdotes and guest insights to enrich discussions, making each episode both informative and enjoyable for listeners.
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