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UX Files

by Tory Martin, Jon Pope, Jon Eckert

A fortnightly podcast featuring three designers discussing and critiquing real-world UX and UI design examples and the latest design news.

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Episodes

  1. 08. Hubber State

    We kick off this episode with an unplanned review of Disney+’s user experience (and a mini-review of WandaVision), we try to understand GM’s new logo, we discuss the White House’s new dark mode, and InVision’s fall from grace. # Show topics - WandaVision on Disney+ - Discussion of Disney+’s UI -...

  2. 07. Piano on Fire

    We’re kicking off the new year with a quick 2020 retrospective and our predictions for the biggest 2021 design trends. We’ll also discuss the sudden closing of Simple bank (maybe they listen to the show?), and Tory will give us the low down on a side project that recently shipped, the process...

  3. 06. We Are In Sync

    We’ve got a few more Big Sur topics to cover on this episode (for hopefully the last time), including some of the improvements to the user experience found in the new OS. We also briefly discuss some key new features of iOS14 like the experience of managing widgets and confusion around Messages...

  4. 05. Ironic Design

    On this episode, we’re taking a second look at the design of Apple’s Big Sur icons. Has Apple lost its way? We’ll also explore how background color, spacing, and border styling can lead to an odd visual phenomenon in which elements that are technically the same height look different. Finally, we...

  5. 04. Fine-O-Meter

    On this episode, we review Medium’s new brand identity and Google’s updated product icons. We discuss the the difference between coherence and conformity in design and how an over-reliance on uniformity can affect the user experience. News & Reviews Medium’s new logo and brand identity Google’s...

  6. 03. Welcome to the Future

    On this jam-packed episode, we discuss the industrial design of the next-gen Xbox and Playstation consoles, we talk the price of design and how pre-made design “services” may be hurting the freelance economy. We also dive deep into the user experience of HEY, a new take on email. All that and we...

  7. 02. Dribbble Me, Tory

    On this episode we’re discussion some of the controversial UI changes coming with Apple’s latest operating system, macOS Big Sur. Also, we review Slack’s latest update and Tory shares the user experience of... parking tickets. macOS Big Sur macOS Big Sur UI comparisons Tory’s parking ticket…

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  8. 01. Expensive Bag of Cheetos

    Welcome to the inaugural episode of the UX Files, where three designers talk experience and design. Show notes On this episode, we're discussing Simple (the online bank) and their newly updated Expenses feature. Simple bank and their Expenses feature Corndog.io Connect with us Twitter YouTube…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A fortnightly podcast featuring three designers discussing and critiquing real-world UX and UI design examples and the latest design news.

HOSTED BY

Tory Martin, Jon Pope, Jon Eckert

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How many episodes does UX Files have?

UX Files currently has 8 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is UX Files about?

A fortnightly podcast featuring three designers discussing and critiquing real-world UX and UI design examples and the latest design news.

How often does UX Files release new episodes?

UX Files has 8 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts UX Files?

UX Files is created and hosted by Tory Martin, Jon Pope, Jon Eckert.
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