47 episodes
The Object-Oriented UX Podcast Sophia V. Prater
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Join Sophia V. Prater on a dive into the weeds on UX systems, information architecture, human psychology, and simplifying the complex. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ooux/support
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046 - (ORCA Series #3) - CTA Disco
In this third installment of the ORCA Series, Sophia discusses why objects aren’t more important than all the other parts of a system but are essential to understanding the system, plus she gives 8 tips for CTA discovery!
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045 - Defining Inheritance with Richard Gower
Richard Gower is Vice President (Computing, Data Science & Technology) at DeLoach Engineering Science, PLLC & was the first member of Cohort 8 of The Object-Oriented UX Masterclass Certification to become a Certified OOUX Strategist. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia & Richard discuss what it was like when object-oriented programming was invented, why "legacy" has one meaning in life & another in software, & why we've kind of been using the word "inheritance" wrong this whole time.
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Connect with Richard on LinkedIn
Take The Self-Paced OOUX Masterclass
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044 - Implementing OOUX at IKEA with Kamil van Buuren
Kamil Van Buuren is a Digital Experience Design Team Leader at IKEA, With a focus on IKEA's co-worker & employee experiences. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia & Kamil discuss when to give your team a heavy versus a light dose of OOUX, using OOUX to quickly gain domain knowledge at a new job, plus how to more efficiently divide & conquer on a complicated project.
LINKS:
Connect with Kamil on LinkedIn.
Take The Self-Paced OOUX Masterclass.
Continue the conversation over on The OOUX Forum!
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043 - Facilitating ORCA Sprints with Allie Ofisher
Allie Ofisher is a UX Consultant & Certified OOUX Strategist who focuses on information architecture, user research, & of course, Object-Oriented UX. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia & Allie discuss running an ORCA Sprint for the Church of Latter Day Saints, how best to teach the process to stakeholders who might not have a design background, as well as future plans for implementing future ORCA Sprints.
LINKS:
Connect with Allie on LinkedIn.
Join the conversation on The OOUX Forum.
Contact Sophia about running an ORCA Sprint for your company.
Take The Self-Paced OOUX Masterclass.
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042 - OOUX at Trello with Caitlin Steele & Liam Greig
Caitlin Steele is the Experience Design Manager at Jira & Liam Greig is Head of Design at Confluence, both previously were at Trello. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia, Liam, & Caitlin discuss the aftermath of an OOUX Design Sprint at Trello, how maybe OOUX isn't for everyone, & strategies for bringing OOUX to a big organization.
LINKS:
Sign up for The Self-Paced OOUX Masterclass
Discuss this episode on The OOUX Forum!
Connect with Liam on LinkedIn.
Connect with Caitlin on LinkedIn.
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041 - OOUX Yoga with Ewelina Nowakowska
Ewelina Nowakowska is a Certified OOUX Strategist and is the Director of UI/UX Design & Development at American Reading Company. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia & Ewelina discuss the ways in which OOUX is like mental yoga practice, how ORCA helps teams work faster, plus some exciting innovations that may be on the horizon from OOUX headquarters.
LINKS:
Sign up for The Self-Paced OOUX Masterclass.
Connect with Ewelina on LinkedIn!
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Customer Reviews
Convos get a bit complex
I love OOUX and admire Sophia for taking this concept from a blog post to an industry-changing skill set. But often times these episodes get long and really complex. I often find myself tuning out 15 minutes in when a guest is in because the chat immediately dives into a problem space I have no context of. I enjoyed the early episodes of how OOUX came to be and talking about the process.
My plea is to shorten the episodes or edit the show so there is more of a linear narrative.