The Power of Visceral Design in Branding and UX
Digital experiences are everywhere. In most cases, the very first impression a user has of an interface defines their relationship with a brand. That moment—instant and often emotional—can shape the entire experience. It might be forgettable, frustrating, or unforgettable. This is where visceral de…
#425: The "Front End" of Medical Device Innovation: From Idea to Market
This episode with Stuart Grant of Archetype MedTech demystifies the "front end of innovation," a critical yet often overlooked phase of medical device development. Stuart, a seasoned MedTech veteran with over two decades of experience at Johnson & Johnson, shares insights from his doctoral research…
Book Club: The Design of Everyday Things by Donald Norman
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In the third book club Episode, Anthony and Parker talk about Donald Norman’s The Design of Everyday Things. Originally published in 1988, the book was an influential criticism of the built world and interfaces establishing many concepts fundamental to user …
EuroPython 2026 - Mia Bajić
🔗 Links
EuroPython 2026 website
Mia’s personal website and podcast, Behind the Commit
A Year on the EuroPython Society Board by Mia
EuroPython 2025 in Prague Recap by Will
Mia on LinkedIn, Instagram, BlueSky
Behind the Commit on YouTube
📚 Books
Humble Pi: When Math Goes Wrong in…
The Prompts & Standards Episode
We come back from a brief sabbatical to consider a bundle of topics from our Scholars. We talk about prompts in truly true roleplaying games (and reclaiming them from their AI-related meaning), things in our lives we've adopted from games and that we adapt into our game design, and different interp…
Applied Cognitive Science: Donald Norman
The Cognition Project is an oral history of cognitive science. Created and hosted by Tom Griffiths, the head of Princeton’s AI Lab and a professor of psychology and computer science.
This episode is about Donald Norman, who had a rich career that crossed from the East to the West Coast, from engine…
#425: The "Front End" of Medical Device Innovation: From Idea to Market
This episode with Stuart Grant of Archetype MedTech demystifies the "front end of innovation," a critical yet often overlooked phase of medical device development. Stuart, a seasoned MedTech veteran with over two decades of experience at Johnson & Johnson, shares insights from his doctoral research…
Mapping Relations: Dedre Gentner
The Cognition Project is an oral history of cognitive science. Created and hosted by Tom Griffiths, the head of Princeton’s AI Lab and a professor of psychology and computer science.
Dedre Gentner’s research has helped us understand how people form analogies, and the broader importance of relations…
100: Launch Center Pro & Sub Club — David Barnard
On the podcast: David Barnard shares how he went from recording engineer to one of the App Store’s earliest indie developers, building apps for the iPhone since 2008. He talks about borrowing $20,000 to start his company, turning Mirror into a million-dollar app through App Store search, why Launch…
Humanity-Centered Design: Who Is Your Product Really For? | Don Norman, Revisited
At 86, Don Norman decided his life’s work was not enough. While his books made gadgets easier to use, they could not fix a world in crisis. So he looked back on his years as an engineer, psychologist, and designer and asked what he could do that would really matter. The answer became Design for a B…
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