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Smart home cameras, thermostats, locks, and other devices are supposed to make home life easier, but they can be misused in some very dark and disturbing ways. Chris, Lisa, and Diana talk about some of these cases of misuse and how UX researchers and designers can mitigate these situations.
Send us your thoughts on the user experience of smart home tech or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
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Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
We've all been there. Frustrated on the phone calling a customer service center after pressing "1" for this or "3" for that, only to see we have gone down the wrong path. These types of interactive voice response systems (IVRs) are notoriously annoying. Chatbots are supposed to make reaching customer service better, but have they? Who are they designing these systems for? How can they be made better? Are live text chats with agents better? In Condensed Soup, Lisa, Diana, and Chris discuss the one thing that can make dealing with customer service better.
Send us your thoughts on the user experience of videoconferencing platforms or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
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Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
Join Lisa as she sits down for a bumper episode of UX Soup with Irina Bolychevsky, (Director of Standards and Interoperability at NHSx) as they talk about the essential and challenging role of standardization in digital healthcare to combat interoperability issues and how the NHS is taking on the challenge so that digital information can seamlessly integrate across multiple departments, multiple processes, and multiple users.
Irina Bolychevsky on LinkedIn
NHSx
Send us your thoughts on interoperability in digital healthcare or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
Chris on LinkedIn
Lisa on LinkedIn
Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
A couple of months ago we chatted with Joe Smyth about motion sickness - what causes it, how can we mitigate or recover from it, and also how we could measure it. In this episode we continue the discussion about aspects of passenger comfort, and the fact it will become a key User Experience issue and differentiator in future vehicles.
In order to have this conversation, Chris and Diana have invited Dr. Cyriel Diels, deputy director of the Intelligent Mobility Design Centre at the Royal College of Arts in London. Join them to raise your knowledge on this multi-faceted concept!
How do you feel about this living room on wheels concept which all the future AV designs seem to be converging towards? Let us know by emailing us at [email protected].
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Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
Are people tired of Zoom and other video conferencing platforms after overdosing during the lockdowns? Lisa, Chris and Diana got together to discuss the user experience of Zoom and other videoconferencing services, and how they foresee their future.
Make sure you stay for Condensed Soup at the end, when they share some embarrassing experiences they have had using over Zoom, some of the funniest moments on UX Soup.
Send us your thoughts on the user experience of videoconferencing platforms or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
Chris on LinkedIn
Lisa on LinkedIn
Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
Thanksgiving is coming up in the US, and that means a lot of cooking for a lot of people. Join Chris, Lisa, and Diana as they look at the user experience of cooking for large groups. What are the special user needs for cooking a great Thanksgiving meal? Is the latest cooking tech meeting these needs? In Condensed Soup, the gang talks about their favorite or least favorite pieces of cooking tech.
Send us your thoughts on the user experience of smart appliances or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
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Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
Friend of the podcast Dr. Santosh Basapur returns to discuss a new equitable health care design project he is heading up, which tackles the biggest problems in how health care is provided for underserved communities from a UX perspective. Santosh talks to Chris about the progress of the project, methodologies being used, and shares some early anecdotes and findings.
Seminar on Equitable Health Care Design
Santosh Basapur on UX Soup: Healthcare UX
SA research on remote health and wellness monitoring
Send us your thoughts on the user experience for healthcare or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
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Lisa on LinkedIn
Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
These are exciting times in digital health, with consumers having greater access to devices that can assess their physical and mental health and medical practitioners having more connected devices at their disposal to prescribe to patients.
Lisa takes Chris through the current landscape of remote health monitoring, addressing stakeholder needs, and the main user experience issues faced. In Condensed Soup they discuss the future health monitoring feature which peaks their interest.
Lisa's Research on Remote Health Monitoring
Send us your thoughts on the user experience for digital health or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
Chris on LinkedIn
Lisa on LinkedIn
Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
The genealogy site MyHeritage has a feature where they can animate the pictures of your ancestors, while apps like Tokking Heads and Reface allow you to do the same with any photo. This leads down the dangerous road to deep fakes where you might not be able to tell a true video from a manufactured one.
Chris, Lisa, and Diana tackle this topic, discussing the UX of face swapping and photo animating services, the role of UX designers in mitigating misuse, and whether there are additional use cases. In Condensed Soup, they each share the film or use case to which they would swap their faces.
Send us your thoughts on photo animating, face swapping, and deep fakes, or ask us anything by emailing us at [email protected].
Chris on LinkedIn
Lisa on LinkedIn
Diana on LinkedIn
Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
Communication is primarily done through text, but with so many messaging services being used in different regions for different use cases, there is bound to be fragmentation. Lisa, Diana, and Chris discuss the current state of messaging, the various services they use, and the issues they encounter. In Condensed Soup, they discuss their best and worst messaging experiences.
Send us your thoughts on messaging, or ask us anything, by emailing us at [email protected].
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Strategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice
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