Join Sophia V. Prater on a dive into the weeds on UX systems, information architecture, human psychology, and simplifying complexity.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsDesign |
Jobs To Be Done meets Object-Oriented UX! Sophia and JTBD legend, Jim Kalbach, nerd out on frameworks, the magic of teaching to learn, and evolving your process. It’s a fun, honest convo about clarity, complexity, and cringey first diagrams. Enjoy! #... more
Jake Zukowski has worked as Vice President of Global Design and Research at HelloFresh, led design teams at Frog and Fjord (now Accenture Song), and contributed his expertise to innovative companies like Magic Leap, Microsoft, and Expedia. Today, he’... more
A viral LinkedIn post claims UX is “just battles and compromises.” In this episode, Sophia gets spicy about why that’s wrong. Tune in for a soapbox rant on why we shouldn’t settle for burnout culture — and how to reclaim UX as the world-changing craf... more
What if prioritizing relationships could boost your bottom line? In this 10th ORCA Series installment, Sophia is joined by former VP of design at Hello Fresh, Certified OOUX Strategist, and Cohort 11 Mentor, Jake Zukowski, to explore how ORCA’s Relat... more
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As an INTJ, I love designing systems and structure, increasing efficiency, and decreasing confusion and duplication. With Sophia’s OOUX content and platform, I feel like I finally found a tribe that thinks similarly and overlaps with that interest (obsession ?). Nerds unite!
Even if you aren’t directly in the field of design but are maybe working with, or along side, design, this is still a great show and OOUX a great approach. If you are in engineering (like I am) and you are working with designers already aware of OOUX this will help you understand what they are doing, why, and be a better collaborator in the process resulting in better delivery (which is what we are all here for right?). And if you are working with designers not yet aware of OOUX then you can be ... more
In this world, our digital products are becoming more and more interconnected but our design processes haven’t evolved with this growing complexity until OOUX came around. Sophia Prater methodically walks through all the tools and tips necessary to break down complexity of a system and design against it in a way that makes sense to its users. If you care about great UX design, especially if you are working in domains with deep levels of complexity, come along and learn the OOUX process and adapt... more
I love OOUX and admire Sophia for taking this concept from a blog post to an industry-changing skill set. But often times these episodes get long and really complex. I often find myself tuning out 15 minutes in when a guest is in because the chat immediately dives into a problem space I have no context of. I enjoyed the early episodes of how OOUX came to be and talking about the process.
My plea is to shorten the episodes or edit the show so there is more of a linear narrative.
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Content focuses on Object-Oriented UX (OOUX), emphasizing the importance of aligning user experience design with business objectives. The episodes feature conversations with designer experts discussing how to prioritize design strategy, effectively communicate with stakeholders, and utilize systems thinking to navigate the increasing complexity in UX design. Notable for its practical approach, the content offers insights into processes and tools that enhance collaboration and promote understanding among design teams, providing listeners with actionable strategies to improve user interactions across various industries.
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