54. Designing for Millions of Users (feat. Jay Dutta, Global Head of UX, Deutsche Bank)

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Specs Are The New Source Code (feat. Thomas Watkins, NN/G Guest Instructor)

AI has made building software easy. Deciding what to build is another story. When founders and product teams can vibe-code a working product in a weekend, where does design add value? In this episode, Therese Fessenden welcomes back design psychologist Thomas Watkins, founder of ...  Show more

Stop Wasting Research (feat. Jake Burghardt & Laura Klein)

If you've ever wrapped up a great research study, delivered the readout, and then watched the insights vanish into a folder no one opens again, this one's for you. Laura Klein talks with Jake Burghardt, author of Stop Wasting Research, about why a repository alone never gets rese ...  Show more

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