10 episodes

Fidelity is a conversational design podcast, highlighting relatable experiences and dropping hot takes.

Fidelity: Design Podcast Bill Chung and Jon Rundle

    • Arts

Fidelity is a conversational design podcast, highlighting relatable experiences and dropping hot takes.

    01: Fidelity

    01: Fidelity

    This week Jon and Bill converse about fidelity and how to consider approaching different levels of fidelity based on the problem at hand. Plus, Bill is jealous of Jon’s Figma files.

    • 39 min
    00: Intro

    00: Intro

    In this inaugural episode, product designers Jon and Bill chat about their cool selves, the origins of the show, and topics you can expect in future episodes.

    • 17 min
    02: Gushing on mobile native design

    02: Gushing on mobile native design

    Jon and Bill chat about designing for mobile native—how we got our start designing apps, and why you should think about mobile experiences, even if you don’t plan to ship. Bill wonders about old designers.

    • 39 min
    03: On feedback

    03: On feedback

    Jon and Bill go back and forth on feedback—how to receive it, how to give it, and why it’s foundational to our work not only as designers, but also as life-long learners. We also lament the fall of the Honk app.

    • 43 min
    04: Advice for young designers

    04: Advice for young designers

    Jon and Bill give their top 5 tips and advice for student and junior designers—including how to set yourself apart in the interview process and how to start building your career early on. A bet is made on what Apple will announce at the upcoming iPhone event.

    • 50 min
    05: Mobile native design part 2

    05: Mobile native design part 2

    We couldn’t stop at just one episode about designing for mobile—in this slice we talk about constraints, capabilities, and how these shape mobile design solutions. We chat about listening to music while designing, and Jon geeks out on golfing apps.

    • 41 min

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