A Link show. James and Per discuss three articles found during their digital travels. We begin by talking about Deception and when does persuasive design become evil? Ethnographical research gets a run-through - too achedemic, or value for money? Finally

James and Per are both fans of quantified self. In this show we take a look at what quantified self and life logging are. We chat about some of the potential benefits plus some of the challenges that surface from a UX and user perspective. Is quantifie...

Inspired by a question Bruno Figueiredo posted to Facebook, James and Per try to answer the question - How do you decide what resolution to design for? We talk about screen resolutions, viewports, typography, whitespace, languages, statistics. To finish

We're joined in Episode 51 by mobile web strategist and front-end designer Brad Frost. Brad's blog posts have featured in a number of UX Podcast link shows, and he's a bit of an ideological soul-mate of James and Per. We talk about breaking down sil...

Separated by a hundred million square kilometres of Atlantic Ocean, James and Per bring you a link show featuring three articles we've found during our digital travels. We start, as the article itself prescribes, by discussing content, words in particula

On the back of the NSA Prism revelations, we're joined by Pär Lannerö to talk about internet privacy and the complicated world of terms and conditions. How can we make them more simple and manageable? How can we tip the balance back in favour of the in

After returning from Intranätverk, an intranet conference recently held in Sweden, James shares some reflections. We also talk about user centered design for the digital workplace and how intranets are the "poorer brother" of the world of web. Has the wo

That's it. it's all over. Time to board the aeroplane and head back to Stockholm. It's been a fun and intensive 3 days of conferencing, including 6 podcasts recorded on location. In this final show from UXLx we chat a bit about the conference day yesterda

In the bar of the Tryp Oriente at the end of day 2 of  UXLx 2013 we settle down with a  beer and reflect on the conference so far together with Chris McCann. What themes have we noticed? how were the 4th workshops? and how did Per's Eliminate Design lig

It's just before lunch on day 2 of UXLx 2013 and we were lucky enough to grab a few minutes of Luke Wroblewski's time right after his morning workshop Organizing Mobile Web Experiences. We chat about device proliferation, device ergonomics and some of th