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The UX of Postal Services with Kate Rutter — Ding! You've got mail! (It's probably bills)
The fabulous Kate Rutter joins Geoff Wilson in tackling [read: deftly complaining about] the most complex customer experience covered on this show thus far: The Postal Service.
Kate is a Senior Adjunct Professor of Interaction Design at the California College of the Arts, but you might know her best as a co-host of the brilliant "What Is Wrong With UX" podcast. Listen in as we continue to—in Kate’s fitting words—"bring and highlight the specialness and interestingness of what might be perceived as mundane design."
Covered in this episode:
💡 So you’re telling me the postal service is like a country with its own currency?
💡 How do you make little design touches unforgettable?
💡 Who’s footing the bill for post office improvements and why would they?
💡 How does voting by mail in the United States compare to New Zealand?
💡 What’s this about “mail art”?Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
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Change starts with a conversation—subscribe and share this on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever your friends are listening.
Hosted by Geoff Wilson (geoffwilsonhcd.com)
You can find and follow our esteemed guest, Kate Rutter, on LinkedIn @KateRutter
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Intro and Outro tracks:
Music by 8er41 from Pixabay
Small Group Walla by Corsica S on Free Music Archive
Kate is a Senior Adjunct Professor of Interaction Design at the California College of the Arts, but you might know her best as a co-host of the brilliant "What Is Wrong With UX" podcast. Listen in as we continue to—in Kate’s fitting words—"bring and highlight the specialness and interestingness of what might be perceived as mundane design."
Covered in this episode:
💡 So you’re telling me the postal service is like a country with its own currency?
💡 How do you make little design touches unforgettable?
💡 Who’s footing the bill for post office improvements and why would they?
💡 How does voting by mail in the United States compare to New Zealand?
💡 What’s this about “mail art”?Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
======
Change starts with a conversation—subscribe and share this on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever your friends are listening.
Hosted by Geoff Wilson (geoffwilsonhcd.com)
You can find and follow our esteemed guest, Kate Rutter, on LinkedIn @KateRutter
======
How did you feel about this? Leave us a comment and see examples of what we covered on...
- Instagram @EverydayExpPod
- LinkedIn @EverydayExpPod
- Facebook @EverydayExpPod
======
Intro and Outro tracks:
Music by 8er41 from Pixabay
Small Group Walla by Corsica S on Free Music Archive
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By Geoff WilsonThe fabulous Kate Rutter joins Geoff Wilson in tackling [read: deftly complaining about] the most complex customer experience covered on this show thus far: The Postal Service.
Kate is a Senior Adjunct Professor of Interaction Design at the California College of the Arts, but you might know her best as a co-host of the brilliant "What Is Wrong With UX" podcast. Listen in as we continue to—in Kate’s fitting words—"bring and highlight the specialness and interestingness of what might be perceived as mundane design."
Covered in this episode:
💡 So you’re telling me the postal service is like a country with its own currency?
💡 How do you make little design touches unforgettable?
💡 Who’s footing the bill for post office improvements and why would they?
💡 How does voting by mail in the United States compare to New Zealand?
💡 What’s this about “mail art”?Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
======
Change starts with a conversation—subscribe and share this on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever your friends are listening.
Hosted by Geoff Wilson (geoffwilsonhcd.com)
You can find and follow our esteemed guest, Kate Rutter, on LinkedIn @KateRutter
======
How did you feel about this? Leave us a comment and see examples of what we covered on...
- Instagram @EverydayExpPod
- LinkedIn @EverydayExpPod
- Facebook @EverydayExpPod
======
Intro and Outro tracks:
Music by 8er41 from Pixabay
Small Group Walla by Corsica S on Free Music Archive
Kate is a Senior Adjunct Professor of Interaction Design at the California College of the Arts, but you might know her best as a co-host of the brilliant "What Is Wrong With UX" podcast. Listen in as we continue to—in Kate’s fitting words—"bring and highlight the specialness and interestingness of what might be perceived as mundane design."
Covered in this episode:
💡 So you’re telling me the postal service is like a country with its own currency?
💡 How do you make little design touches unforgettable?
💡 Who’s footing the bill for post office improvements and why would they?
💡 How does voting by mail in the United States compare to New Zealand?
💡 What’s this about “mail art”?Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
Originally recorded on 9 Jan 2021.
======
Change starts with a conversation—subscribe and share this on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever your friends are listening.
Hosted by Geoff Wilson (geoffwilsonhcd.com)
You can find and follow our esteemed guest, Kate Rutter, on LinkedIn @KateRutter
======
How did you feel about this? Leave us a comment and see examples of what we covered on...
- Instagram @EverydayExpPod
- LinkedIn @EverydayExpPod
- Facebook @EverydayExpPod
======
Intro and Outro tracks:
Music by 8er41 from Pixabay
Small Group Walla by Corsica S on Free Music Archive