027 - Analog UX

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It's time for some ux discussion! Kyle isn't an Apple fan, who knew? Colorado Dribbbles and Develop Happy Hour Meetups were a success! A Meetup mafia has been formed. We have an iPhone Corner update. Technologies and form factors coming too early. Kyle solves the ux of ordering at a busy bar. We talk about enabling the user's decision points. Cody explains his hold music preferences. Michael talks mower recalls. The TSA wants to speed up your experience by taking your fingerprints. We end with our experiences setting up smart home products.

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