
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 | 25 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Brian Crowley goes solo to answer real questions pulled from r/UXDesign — covering the job market, AI, stakeholders, and what UX even means anymore.
The Case of the Double Murder
Meta didn't just fail. It failed twice — in completely different directions — and both failures trace back to the same root cause: a company that designed for its own vision instead of its users.
Crime #1: The Meta... more
Target built its brand on a simple promise: expect more, pay less — and for a while, it delivered. Inclusive sizing. Accessible stores. Diverse representation. It was a masterclass in mass customization — the idea that good UX could scale across ever... more
We covered these cases. Nothing is fixed. Some of it is worse.
Brian Crowley and Eve Eden check back in on:
SONOS Two years later, they just put back a button they never should have removed.
IROBOT Bankrupt, acquired by China, and flagged as... more
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Content focuses on the intersection of user experience (UX) design, technology, and the consequences of design failures that impact customer engagement. The discussions often revolve around real-world examples, from the implications of AI technology in design to the failures of established platforms like LinkedIn and dating apps. Each episode seeks to unmask the underlying issues that result in poor user experiences, highlighting systemic problems, industry trends, and potential solutions. Unique anecdotes from hosts provide a compelling narrative, inviting listeners into a world that combines analytical insight with engaging storytelling.
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