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Humans First is a product strategy and UX design podcast for tech and software leaders who want to build better digital products. We explore how human-centered design shapes business strategy, improves user experience, and drives innovation.
Topics include the cost of UX, moving beyond visual design, cross-industry challenges, and building design-forward teams and design cultures. Whether you're scaling products or shifting culture, we give you practical insights from the front lines of product design.
Learn more about Humans First and Visual Logic at visuallogic.com/podcast.
Topics include the cost of UX, moving beyond visual design, cross-industry challenges, and building design-forward teams and design cultures. Whether you're scaling products or shifting culture, we give you practical insights from the front lines of product design.
Learn more about Humans First and Visual Logic at visuallogic.com/podcast.
Presentadores:
Frecuencia de actualización:
every 24 days
Duración media del audio:
30 minutes
Entrevistas a invitados
Inglés
Estados Unidos
22 episodios
desde 16 de enero de 2023
episodic
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Most product teams feel pressure to “add AI,” and the fastest way to show progress is a chatbot. But chat is a UI choice — not a strategy. In this episode of Humans First, we break down what actually matters when building AI into your product: how it behaves.
We introduce a simple framework built a…
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Personas, journey maps, and architecture diagrams were never the goal. They’re props in a bigger story.
In this episode, we explore what it really means to move beyond UX deliverables and start building the modeled worlds that make design decisions clear, believable, and scalable.
We talk about why…
Every roadmap hides a tough dilemma: do you slow down to align with global systems that scale, or move fast with local solutions that solve the problem today? Push too hard in either direction and you risk rigid platforms that can’t adapt—or fragmented experiences that collapse under growth.
In thi…
What if your biggest frustration on a project isn’t the timeline, the tools, or the team, but a mismatch between what’s possible and what you’re expecting?
Designers often walk in hoping to “do it right”: full research, deep modeling, layered design. But most projects aren’t built for 100%. And pus…
Everyone wants better UX.
But when it’s time to invest, the questions start:
“Why does it cost so much?”
“Can’t we just hire one designer?”
“Isn’t this just a UI refresh?”
In this episode of Humans First, we pull back the curtain on what good design really costs—and why most teams underestimate it.…
Thinking your product needs a “redesign?” Don’t miss the deeper layers of UX design. In this episode, we break down Jesse James Garrett's "Elements of UX" and explain why focusing only on surface-level design can lead to strategic failure.
Discover why neglecting the deeper layers—skeleto…
Why is radical transparency the secret weapon of the best consultants? In this episode of Humans First, Andy Van Fleet, Kurt Vander Wiel, and Kayla Byington discuss Getting Naked by Patrick Lencioni—a book that has shaped how Visual Logic approaches client relationships.
They break down the three f…
Why is UX in the military and defense industry lagging behind commercial tech? Designers in this space face massive hurdles—from bureaucratic layers and security constraints to an engineering-first culture that prioritizes capability over usability.
In this episode of Humans First, Nick Bray, Jason…
Does your team struggle to balance big ideas with practical execution? Do brainstorming sessions feel endless, or do rigid processes stifle innovation? In this episode of Humans First, Visual Logic’s Andrew Sladky, Kayla Byington, and Nick Bray explore how understanding the roles of generators and …
Why do so many companies feel stuck in an endless cycle of feature requests and customer demands? Often it’s because they’re trapped in a pattern of reacting to their customers instead of leading their customers. In this episode, we break down the three phases companies go through—engineering-led, …
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