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Learning from Failure: On this week’s episode Paul Ford and Will Denton sit down with Victor Lombardi to talk about how great experience design often fails. We talk about taking a humanist approach to UX design within a corporate role, look at design that has failed, and find ways to detect early signs of failure. We also make fun of Google Plus.
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Victor — 4:47: “When your product is money, it’s hard not to get greedy.”
Victor — 6:58: “That blew me away: that there are people doing this work. They can be technical but their job is really to interface with humans.”
Victor — 18:10: “If you’re not really in touch with the customer [that’s an early sign of failure]”
Paul — 19:34: “That’s your whole world view, and then [apple comes in] and is like, ‘actually you’ve been thinking incorrectly’”.
Will— 20:36: “Can we add a little addendum [to the book], ‘lots of money and sheer bravado will get you through’ [your failures].”
Victor— 20:39: “They have such a great history of questioning our expectations and getting away with it, that it’s become a pretty good strategy for them to keep cannibilizing themselves, messing with our expectations of what we should be doing with our software and getting away with it 90% of the time.”
Paul — 20:57: “You’re a humanist at heart … and that’s not a corporate mindset. The corporate mindset is that we have to basically be flawless.”
LINKS- Victor Lombardi
- Victor on Twitter
- Why We Fail: Learning from Experience Design Failures
- Timex Sinclair
- Joy Mountford
- Brenda Laurel
- Bruce Tognazzini
- Wesabe
- Mint
- Why wesabe lost to mint
- Agile
- Google Plus
- Google Photos
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