Michael takes the long way home, Alex is buying a house, and Jesse buys the family some bikes. We discuss the importance of UI illustrated by a Citibank error and how old school UI probably shouldn't be used for important systems. They say everyone is a designer? We take up the classic debate with Jesse's article on 'Why the Everyone is a Designer Debate is Beside the Point.'

163 - Flexing The Cube

We're joined by a familiar voice; ex co-host, Emily McCammon from Twitter. Emily hacks, Jesse does a drive-by, and Michael has a new catch phrase. We discuss the many paths of careers. Do you have to manage people to advance? Are we in the age of the rise of the principal or lead IC? How can we prioritize our personal success goals?

164 - Bingo Bango

We're joined by a new guest, Allison Scott. Today we discuss ways digital products bring us delight by showing us highlights from our past. Problem is, sometimes we might not want to be reminded of them. Join us as we discuss the pros and cons of our digital memories.

165 - Digital Delights

Spring time means shed time for Jesse. We discuss ways design will be automated in the future. Will product designers be needed? Can AI do a better job than humans ever could? Join us as we discuss the ins and outs of AI design.

166 - AI Spiderwebs

Springtime sunshine and Alex got a new crib! Michael has a stress time revelation. Today we discuss the turmoil at Basecamp over the past few weeks and what it means for the future of company policies. We debate how to communicate policy changes to internal teams and how to build a company culture of inclusion.

167 - Collective Individuals

In the future, will the majority of us be heading back to the office, staying remote or some sort of hybrid? Join this week as we discuss the pros and cons, debate how it'll affect company culture and so much more.

168 - Back To The Office

169 - Modals, oh my!

Join us as we discuss the rise of the Facebook News Feed and the lasting effects it has had on the internet. From personalized feeds to targeted advertising, we get to the bottom of what's going on behind the screens we engage with daily.

170 - Feed Frenzy

It's our first episode!! We discuss the future of retail with Amazon Go, our hatred for chip cards and love for mobile payment systems, and our reading habits (or lack of). Speaking of reading; have you read Tools for Titans? We haven't. We end on our adventures with Adobe Portfolio, why going all in might be dangerous.

001 - Beta

Cody talking to the coders. Things get intense when we debate web apps versus native apps. And the purpose of prototyping and tools involved.

006 - Assuming

Get a FREE trip to New Zealand to interview for a tech job. Netflix updates. Cody/Michael want to speak about ux. Make any car (almost) a self-driving car as we talk about leveling up self-driving tech. SXSW is happening and sadly, we are not there. Simple Shared changing up banking with joint accounts based on how people actually use banking. Can Kyle complete the outro in one go?

013 - Let's Pivot

User testing with Angad Singh, CEO of Cassette, audio recording and transcription interview app for iOS. We go in-depth on user testing techniques, building tools for experts, enterprise vs consumer products, and product roadmaps.

015 - Angad Singh

Kyle's back from Ember Conf, Cody's birthday, our anniversaries, moral dilemmas and Michael loves of HIMYM. The random continues with UI of butter and all of the Meetups, but it's not a contest. What it means to be a product person in today's market with the addition of review replies within the Apple App Store. We discuss the evolution of social platforms as Twitter updates replies and profile images and Facebook adds Instagram Stories.

016 - It's Not A Contest

The near future with autonomous semis/cars and underground highways. Is personal autonomous travel better than public transit? Research methods and techniques. The value of in person user testing when possible. How to tease out user feedback during user testing to get those valuable insights and get them to vocalize their thoughts. Machine pressed juice is far superior to human squeezed. We end on the underwork of dark patterns in juice and coffee dispensing hardware.

021 - Research Squeeze

It's Skype time. Kyle has mastered all the engineering and mic drops. We play a new game; Win Lose or Draw.  We decide if the tech news means companies are a Win, Lose, or Draw. Apple Innovation WLD? Yelp is having a brutal day, WLD? Amazon Echo Call/Messaging, WLD? Microsoft Surface Laptop, WLD?

023 - Win Lose Draw

Cody's back from LA!! Baby shower party time. IKEA jumps in the smart lightbulb game. The future of phone hard and how manufacturers are exploring new form factors. We reignite the Web app vs Native app debate with Google Android Instant Apps.

025 - Phone Home

Cody's in LA enjoying traffic. Michael's been using Sketch. We agree Photoshop sucks for designing products. Kyle's son lives in an imaginary world. We have a sponsor!!! Finkel & Garf Craft Brewery from Boulder, CO. We get philosophical on documentation. Michael is terrible at timezones. Everyone can be a designer and everyone can be a developer. Tools to help communication Trello, InVision Inspect, Zeplin and Paint Code.

029 - Docs On Docs On Docs

Michael & Cody preorder an iPhone X (10) and carrier draw backs. Air travel and how to get upgraded to first class. Kyle goes to a halloween party... as himself. Stranger Things Season 2 is out! Our thoughts on InVision Studio. We discuss portfolio options. Adobe Portfolio, Dropbox Showcase, Semplice, and Workflow.

046 - Sweatpants Upgrade

Day 2! We're joined by Missy Bergen. Cody's going to move to Japan to gain work life balance. Some tools we use daily and ALL the shortcuts you could ever want to use. What program should you use to code? Sublime Text, Atom, VS Code, or VIM. We discuss a Spotify Podcast app concept and our listening habits. Can a MacBook Pro be used as a weapon? Kyle's cleansing habits. UI elements that haunt us all.

049 - Missy Bergen: Sprinting through the Holidays Day 2

Day 6! We're joined by Ryan Winzenburg; Product & User Experience Consultant at the Department of the Interior. The opportunity that more constraints allow. UPS creating efficiency in shipping with bike transport. Listener questions and our definitions for the varying field of service design. What you a good/bad UX designer?

053 - Ryan Winzenburg: Sprinting through the Holidays Day 6

Kyle congratulates his friends with on their Grammy win! Cody is wishing for some cold weather. Micheal is teaching his baby HTML and CSS. More mobile design trends and the state of UX in 2018.

061 - COdy Winfrey

Kyle's been happy houring it up! Michael can't do the late nights like he used to. SuAnne is grinding on market research and indulges in some self care. Things got spammy for us this week. Android devices get an eyebrow. Amazon Alexa keeps listening. Are inspirational UI designs actually inspirational or are they just fluff?

065  - People Are Mean

We're joined by Don Abrams from the InVision Studio prototyping team. SuAnne has a travel writer friend in town. Kyle reminisces about his ballroom dancing days. Michael loves the Trader Joe’s almond croissants. Don re-watches his childhood favorite cartoon shows. As usual Kyle tells a story you have never heard. We discuss the origin story of InVision Studio. Kyle asks, why a desktop app and not a progressive web app? A peek behind the curtain. And finally a it about the strategy of InVision Studio and how it was built.

068 - Lightning Pew Pew

We’re joined by Sarah Drasner; Vue.js core team member, Microsoft Senior Developer Advocate, and CSS Tricks writer. Michael gets a new pair of shoes, SuAnne needs to watch her mouth at work, and Kyle was the first person to ever have a bad experience with Comcast. Sarah is planning a conference in Nigeria. We compare and contrast CLIs and GUIs and figure out the best use cases for each. We dig into anachronyms, iconography, and words, and get philosophical.

084 - Sarah Drasner: CLIs vs GUIs

We say goodbye to our amazing co-host SuAnne Hall! Kyle gets his hands into some code. Michael drinks spicy beer and gets a replacement iPhone X. SuAnne gives us her famous Henry Ford Rant.

087 - Buh Bye SuAnne

Super special guest and author of "Automating Humanity" Joe Toscano joins us this week! Michael and Kyle have been Develop Denvering like crazy. Emily dug into Framer X. Most importantly, we reveal results from the Denver salary survey!!! Stay tuned for next week when really drink the juice of Joe's book, "Automating Humanity."

094 - Denver Salary Survey Results aka Make that Paper

DVLP DNVR was a success! And is over.. finally. Michael gave some talks. Kyle went camping with his son. Emily's dog got predatory. All the product bias with Netflix's recommendation AI has a racial bias and Amazon's machine learning tool doesn't hire women. We get into some Dos and Don'ts of Dribbble design trends. It's time to get out there VOTE!

097 - Product Bias

We're joined by Jesse Weaver, Director of Entrepreneurial Design at CMCI Studio, co-founder at Binderful and Medium blogger. Emily gives a shout out to Generation Exchange. Michael's son gets 80s for halloween. Kyle's son wants to pay for everything! Jesse's halloween skills have been leveled up. Google staff take a stand and walkout.

098 - Surrounded by Dads

This week Michael Dusing, Emily McCammon, and Kyle Coberly are joined by OG hosts SuAnne Hall and Cody Moiseve for a epic LIVE show. We take a look back on our first 100 episodes and celebrate our roots!

100 - Live at The Walnut Room

Michael and Alex upgrade their phones and Kyle finishes the simplification of his audio gear. A listener email prompts a discussion on what we value in product management. Yahoo rebrands and updates their homepage. The Ultimate UI term cheat sheet; in a spreadsheet.

142 - Cloud to Butt

SuAnne and Libby are back for more! We discuss the book 'Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men' by Caroline Criado Perez and how to consider women when designing any product or service.

144 - Invisible Women

Day 9! We’re joined by John McRee, a long-term friend of Sprint and UX Design Manager. We’re also joined again by Kate Mills and Travis Silverman, making for a family fun episode full of all sorts of madness. In this episode, we talk about navigating your career as a designer, the imposter syndrome, and shipping work to actual people.

157 - John McRee: Sprinting Through the Holidays Day 9

We're joined by product manager, Jen Tetschner from Zscaler. We've all been quarantine baking and eating the sweets. Jesse went fly fishing with the kids. Wed discuss design empathy and whether we can actually design for everyone. How can we change the workforce to be more diverse and inclusive?

161 - Houston We Have A Problem

Our tips to avoid pre-sending emails, bath time, Jesse gives us the lowdown on his new M1 MacBook Pro, and Alex spent some time on the beach. We discuss remote and location based pay strategies.

162 - Exponentiality

Each week Michael Dusing, Alex Hoffman, and Jesse Weaver sit down for Sprint, a UX podcast. Listen as they drink and converse their way through UX, product and tech news.

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