Cassie Eddy is a UX Designer and Researcher at Health Catalyst in Boston. She is also a Certified OOUX Strategist and active mentor in the OOUX Certification Program. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia and Cassie discuss learning to code, the information architecture of Crossfit, and how OOUX can help with combining passions in career and life. 

LINKS:

Join the waitlist for "Fundamentals of Object-Oriented UX - A collaboration between Joe Natoli and Sophia Prater"

Connect with Cassie on LinkedIn

Follow Cassie on Twitter: @CassieEddy2

Harrison Wheeler is a Senior Design Manager at Linkedin and is the host of his own user experience design podcast: Technically Speaking. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia and Harrison discuss how OOUX provides a chance to take a principled approach to design, why social media websites are like old enterprise software, and how inheritance can be used to build user trust. The script got thrown out the window on this one. Enjoy!

LINKS:

Get 20% off the UX Hustle Summit: https://hopin.com/events/ux-hustle-summit-2021?code=Sw0wStYrK2pSUfRy3HwF2VlvI

Interested in creating your own cohort with the Self-Paced OOUX Masterclass? Let’s talk bulk-pricing! Book a call with me: https://calendly.com/sophiavux/opportunity

Harrison Wheeler on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hmwheeler/

In this episode of the podcast, Sophia goes solo once again to address a question someone in the OOUX Self-Paced Masterclass Program brought to her from a senior UXer who just didn't see the value of OOUX when information architecture already exists. It's one she's heard more than once from those familiar with IA. Is OOUX just a rebrand of IA that no one asked for and no one needs? 

LINKS:

Learn more about the 4 unintuitive objects: ooux.com/4mistakes

Get your ticket for the UX Hustle Summit: uxhustle.org

Talk to me about Information Architecture and OOUX on twitter: @sophiavux

In this episode, your host Sophia Prater flies solo to show you how to sell more UX research using Object-Oriented UX—more specifically, the first two steps of the ORCA process. We will talk about how to make your stakeholders and biz folks aware of gaps in the team’s understanding and become more invested in important questions that need to be brought to users.

LINKS:

Get one of the last spots in Cohort 5! www.OOUX.com/certification

Start the OOUX Masterclass today: www.ooux.com/masterclass

See a side-by-side of the OOUX Certification and the OOUX Self-Paced Masterclass: www.ooux.com/training

Join the OOUX World Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oouxworld/

See a visualization of the ORCA process: www.rewiredux.com/ooux

Download the Object-Mapping Quick Start Guide: https://www.ooux.com/resources/quickstart

Get the Mural ORCA Discovery Template: https://www.ooux.com/resources/mural

Today we have a discussion with an amazing UX designer Duo -- Andrea Neuhoff and Kristen Kite. Andrea is a Certified OOUX Strategist and a Senior Product Designer at Duo. Kristen is a Senior Product Designer at Detroit Labs and has designed products for enterprise users at companies including Duo Security, GE, and Google. In this episode of the podcast, Andrea, and Kristen talk with Sophia about their work together at Duo Security, how they have started bringing OOUX to Duo for a double whammy of complexity wrangling, and how taking all of people's weird behaviors into account helps design better online security products. Enjoy!

LINKS:

Connect with Andrea on LinkedIn: Andrea

Connect with Kristen on LinkedIn: Kristen

Get what is "easily one of the best training investments you could make.”

Learn more at Ooux.com/certification and read more real reviews of the course at Ooux.com/testimonials

Object-focused vs Task-focused Design by Everyl Yankee

When Coffee and Kale Compete by Alan Klement

Amanda Worthington is the creator of the UX Portfolio Powerplay course, where she teaches other designers how to use OOUX to build and sustain a portfolio that's uniquely them. She's also the the host of the UX Hustle Podcast and the organizer of the UX Hustle Conference, the world's only UX career conference. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia and Amanda talk about OOUXing your portfolio and making real connections at the UX Hustle Conference, How everything in your career has its season, and how Amanda leveraged her technical background as a civil engineer with her passion for design to build a new kind of web shop. 

LINKS:

The UX Portfolio Power Play: UX Portfolio Power Play

Get your ticket to the UX Hustle Conference: UX Hustle

Follow Amanda on Instagram: @AmandaWorthington

Keep up with Amanda on her website: www.amandaworthington.com

Connect with Amanda on LinkedIn: amanda-worthington

Watch the Four UX mistakes you don't know you're making free training: 4mistakes

Caroline Sober-James is the Director of UX at Acumium, where she and her team have successfully instituted OOUX to great success. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia and Caroline discuss why Caroline calls OOUX a power tool for digital design, what it's like to have a user call your system "seamless," and the parallels between OOUX and API design. 

LINKS:

Follow Caroline on Twitter: @wildwend

Connect with Caroline on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolinesober/

Tune-In to Caroline's talk, When OOUX meets API design: Love at first "site" at THAT Conference, July 27: https://that.us/activities/As01VUh3JNJGcHFrXhyW

Listen to Caroline's previous appearance on the UX Hustle Podcast (Replayed on the OOUX Podcast)

Buy the Self-Paced OOUX Masterclass!

Get on the waitlist for Cohort 5 of the OOUX Masterclass Certification

Got questions about the Masterclass? Contact [email protected] 

Imogen Levy is head of digital at Moorfields Eye Hospital. She is an active mentor in the OOUX Forum, and an emerging leader in the OOUX movement. She’s using OOUX to shepherd Moorfields through a true digital transformation. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia and Imogen discuss how PDFs are bad for accessibility, why OOUX is not waterfall design, and exactly how many times you have to repeat yourself for your message to sink in. 

LINKS:

Connect with Imogen on LinkedIn: Imogen Levy

Keep up with her on Twitter: @teppie

Get on the waitlist for Cohort 5 of the OOUX Certification: https://www.objectorientedux.com/certification

See the comparison between the Self-Paced Masterclass and the OOUX Certification: https://www.objectorientedux.com/training

Jorge is an independent information architecture consultant who helps companies gain clarity, confidence, and traction. He is the author of “Living in Information," and a coauthor on the fourth iteration of the Polar Bear book. Jorge's podcast, “The Informed Life,” explores how people organize information to get things done. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia and Jorge discuss why the tension between top-down and bottom-up is the greatest challenge to designers, how to recognize signs that you’re working on a “greedy” product, and why social media is like a meeting that lasts forever. Enjoy!

LINKS:

Follow Jorge on Twitter: @jarango

Keep up with Jorge on his website: https://jarango.com/

The Informed Life podcast episode with Sophia: https://theinformed.life/2021/06/06/episode-63-sophia-prater/

Download new CDL sketch sheets with List Page update! https://drive.google.com/open?id=1DV8LKjWd25ARkWN2c137_iBrKB5lCnZC&authuser=sophia%40rewiredux.com&usp=drive_fs

Michael Metts and Andy Welfe are the authors of "Writing is Designing," a must-read book on content strategy and UX writing that fits right in with the principles of OOUX. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia, Michael, and Andy discuss why team clarity brings user clarity, how new UX writers should go about developing a company voice, and why communicating trade-offs is a killer skill. Enjoy!

LINKS:

Register for Design at Scale and use code: PRATER-DAS2021: https://rosenfeldmedia.com/design-at-scale-2021/register/ 

Follow Michael on Twitter: @mjmetts

Follow Andy on Twitter: @awelfle

Buy "Writing is Designing," sign up for their newsletter, or attend their upcoming workshops: https://www.writingisdesigning.com/