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Bonus Episode: Me and Kateryna React to Out of the Blue with Donald Norman
In this episode, I talk with Kateryna, an expert in visual design, UX design, and instructional design. We delve into the insights gained from a podcast episode featuring Donald Norman, a leading figure in UX research. Our discussion covers the importance of intuition in design, learning from failures, and the iterative process. We also explore the significance of empathy, understanding broader systems, and the impact of feedback in creating effective designs.
Podcast Description: Reacting to Growth Bonus with Kateryna
0:00 - 2:00
Introduction and greetings. Hosts welcome Kateryna and discuss the excitement of having her on the podcast for the first time.
2:01 - 4:00
Kateryna shares her background in visual design, UX design, and instructional design, emphasizing her intuitive approach to work.
4:01 - 6:00
Introduction to the podcast episode "Out of the Blue" from TU Delft, featuring Donald Norman, a renowned figure in UX research.
6:01 - 8:00
Kateryna discusses her interest in gut feelings and intuitive decision-making, inspired by the podcast episode.
8:01 - 10:00
Conversation about the importance of learning from failures and the iterative process in design and development.
10:01 - 12:00
Discussion on Donald Norman's views on not relying solely on gut feelings unless one has deep expertise.
12:01 - 14:00
Exploration of the importance of understanding the process behind design successes and failures.
14:01 - 16:00
Kateryna and the host reflect on Donald Norman's influence and their own experiences with feedback and iteration in instructional design.
16:01 - 18:00
Discussion on the role of empathy and understanding broader systems in successful design and problem-solving.
18:01 - 20:00
Final thoughts on the impact of Donald Norman's ideas and advice for newcomers in the field of design and content development.
20:01 - 22:00
Further reflections on the iterative process and the importance of feedback in refining design and instructional projects.
22:01 - 24:00
Kateryna shares personal anecdotes related to design challenges and the learning experiences they provided.
24:01 - 26:00
Discussion on the significance of being open to change and adapting to new information in design work.
26:01 - 28:00
Exploration of how empathy and understanding of broader systems can enhance design and instructional outcomes.
28:01 - 30:00
Final reflections on the importance of feedback and iteration in creating successful designs.
30:01 - 32:00
Kateryna offers advice for newcomers in the field, emphasizing the value of experimentation and learning from mistakes.
32:01 - 34:00
Closing remarks and expressions of gratitude to listeners, with a light-hearted farewell.
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By ReactingtoGrowthIn this episode, I talk with Kateryna, an expert in visual design, UX design, and instructional design. We delve into the insights gained from a podcast episode featuring Donald Norman, a leading figure in UX research. Our discussion covers the importance of intuition in design, learning from failures, and the iterative process. We also explore the significance of empathy, understanding broader systems, and the impact of feedback in creating effective designs.
Podcast Description: Reacting to Growth Bonus with Kateryna
0:00 - 2:00
Introduction and greetings. Hosts welcome Kateryna and discuss the excitement of having her on the podcast for the first time.
2:01 - 4:00
Kateryna shares her background in visual design, UX design, and instructional design, emphasizing her intuitive approach to work.
4:01 - 6:00
Introduction to the podcast episode "Out of the Blue" from TU Delft, featuring Donald Norman, a renowned figure in UX research.
6:01 - 8:00
Kateryna discusses her interest in gut feelings and intuitive decision-making, inspired by the podcast episode.
8:01 - 10:00
Conversation about the importance of learning from failures and the iterative process in design and development.
10:01 - 12:00
Discussion on Donald Norman's views on not relying solely on gut feelings unless one has deep expertise.
12:01 - 14:00
Exploration of the importance of understanding the process behind design successes and failures.
14:01 - 16:00
Kateryna and the host reflect on Donald Norman's influence and their own experiences with feedback and iteration in instructional design.
16:01 - 18:00
Discussion on the role of empathy and understanding broader systems in successful design and problem-solving.
18:01 - 20:00
Final thoughts on the impact of Donald Norman's ideas and advice for newcomers in the field of design and content development.
20:01 - 22:00
Further reflections on the iterative process and the importance of feedback in refining design and instructional projects.
22:01 - 24:00
Kateryna shares personal anecdotes related to design challenges and the learning experiences they provided.
24:01 - 26:00
Discussion on the significance of being open to change and adapting to new information in design work.
26:01 - 28:00
Exploration of how empathy and understanding of broader systems can enhance design and instructional outcomes.
28:01 - 30:00
Final reflections on the importance of feedback and iteration in creating successful designs.
30:01 - 32:00
Kateryna offers advice for newcomers in the field, emphasizing the value of experimentation and learning from mistakes.
32:01 - 34:00
Closing remarks and expressions of gratitude to listeners, with a light-hearted farewell.