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S3E3 | Johannes Helberger, Sound Innovation Lab: As a designer, you need to consider all senses

from Minimum Viable Podcast · host Lighting Beetle*

The 14th episode of the Minimum Viable Podcast introduces a special guest – Johannes Helberger, a sound artist from Berlin who used his artistic experience to become one of few pioneer experts in the uncharted field of UX in sound design. Johannes told our Managing director and the show host Michal Blažej about his work at the Sound Innovation Lab, about past, present and future of sonic UX and they also touched on cultural differences in this field. They discussed that even the biggest players on the market haven't figured out yet how sound should be used for interaction design. The Minimum Viable Podcast is brought to you by the CX design studio Lighting Beetle* and is usually recorded in the Slovak language. For more content in English, including case studies and handouts, visit our website www.lbstudio.sk. 🇸🇰 Slovenský preklad rozhovoru si môžete prečítať na našom webe. More from Lighting Beetle*: LB* web Instagram LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Medium

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