
Where do true crime, business and technology intersect? When another product has been found dead. The cause? UX failure. We investigate what's killing your customer experience. Think true crime, but for failed designs. We dig into the real stories behind UX disasters. LinkedIn's algorithm nightmare. Paywalls that killed communities. Corporate decisions that poison good design. Every case has clues... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | a month ago |
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Clippy never died. It just evolved into the intrusive AI assistants plaguing us today. In this episode, Brian and Eve investigate why tech companies keep building "helpful" features nobody wants, from Microsoft's tone-deaf Copilot to the Rabbit AI de... more
On today's episode: Eve and Brian as the questions: Should UX practitioners need licenses? Is UX Leadership failing designers, writers and researchers? Are they prepared to think critically about AI? UX MURDER MYSTERY HOSTED BY Brian J. Crowley Eve E... more
This week, Eve and Brian talk about the biggest UX scam in tech right now, wearable 'innovation' that no one asked for. From Apple Vision Pro's $3,500 ski-mask aesthetic to Meta's mind-reading wristband, they uncover how the race for futuristic hardw... more
This week Eve and Brian talk about some 🌶️🌶️🌶️. What happens when dating apps evolve backwards how did covid change the game? In this episode of UX Murder Mystery, we investigate how Match, Tinder, and Bumble transformed from hopeful matchmakers i... more
What happens when a game made for kids becomes a playground for predators? Eve and Brian break down Roblox's biggest UX crime — failed moderation — and how better design could have saved more than just reputations. In 2018, Roblox's design team creat... more
Brian and Eve talk about how LinkedIn was once a useful product and now it's lost it way gaining all the worst noise and anxiety of social media with very little utility. LinkedIn's UX drives away the professionals it's supposed to serve. We investig... more
UX designers are being marginalized in product development. We investigate why design roles are shrinking, how AI is being blamed, and what's really happening to the profession. Perfect for: UX designers, product managers, design leaders, career chan... more
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Focusing on the intersection of true crime and design, this podcast investigates failures in user experience (UX) by analyzing case studies of products, services, and platforms that have led to customer dissatisfaction or confusion. The conversation covers various domains including corporate decision-making, algorithmic issues on social media, and the implications of technological advancements on user interaction. Episodes feature critical discussions on notable UX disasters, offering insights into what went wrong and how similar pitfalls can be avoided in the future. Highlighting the importance of user-centered design, the podcast aims to equip its listeners with knowledge and tools to enhance their design practices.
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