Notjustdesign

In this conversation, Jeremiah and I discuss the lack of innovation in the design of social apps. We delve into what factors make users stay on a platform, including the role of algorithms and design. We also touch on the priority of these aspects in the development of social applications.

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In this Ep, I talk to Techlead and Dejavu about trends from Apple vision pro to Figma's new updates, and about his experience during the Kuda job interview.

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Ep 20 In this ep, I shared a part of my speech that was rejected by UDC some months ago, it contains some of the not just design lessons from talking to the guest I have spoken to so far about round topics not just in design.

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This is the extended version of the talk I had with Caveman last week,

We talked about human behavior in social media and performance

In this Ep, I talk to Vector Chi from Cowrywise, Talking about what leveling up feels like, from designers learning how to code and our reasons behind such heavy career decisions.

This is a closed-up EP(like the paste) with no video form, as you listen may you be blessed!

In this episode with Sophisticated Dev, I had the pleasure of speaking with him, he also happens to be a design mentor and negotiation expert. Throughout the conversation, we discussed the importance of negotiation skills in the design industry and how designers can improve their negotiation tactics. Giving out the 8 points to successful negotiation.

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On this pod episode as I delve into the world of tech recruitment with Esther, a People Operations Professional. Esther shares her expertise and provides invaluable insights into the behind-the-scenes workings of the tech recruitment process. From discussing the importance of personality type tests and Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), to shedding light on what recruiters look for in candidates, and uncovering tricks behind providing links in applications, this episode offers a candid and informative perspective on the world of tech recruitment. Whether you're a job seeker, a hiring manager, or simply interested in the tech industry, this podcast promises to reveal insider secrets that will leave you with a deeper understanding of the intricacies of getting hired as a designer.

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In this episode of "The Balancing Act", we sit down with a dynamic woman who is breaking bounds to find balance in her roles as a mother, wife, and successful product designer. Join us as she shares her personal principles for success, including the crucial support of her understanding partner.

Link to the Video pod https://linktr.ee/notjustdesign

In this episode, we dive into the world of UX books and discuss some of the best reads for UX designers. We start off by talking about the importance of reading and continuous learning in the field of UX design. Then, we go on to share our top picks for UX books, including classics like "Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug and "The Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman, as well as newer titles like "Sprint" by Jake Knapp, Blood money in tech

Throughout the episode, we provide insights on what makes each book valuable and how it can help improve your skills as a UX designer. We also discuss the different areas of UX design that each book focuses on, from usability testing to design thinking.

Overall, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to expand their knowledge in the field of UX design and find new inspiration for their work.

Link to the Video Pod [https://linktr.ee/notjustdesign]