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Dec 11, 2019 1 hr 20 min

Episode 23: Visceral Panic with Michael J. Metts

from Dot Grid Hosted by Will Fanguy

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Will and Andy are joined by Michael J. Metts, Chicago-based UX designer and co-author of the book “Writing Is Designing” with Andy. The two of them dig into how they collaborated, edited, reviewed, and got the book to the publishers, all while working 2000 miles and two timezones away from each other.

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