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The UX Growth
Nick Mann
79 episodes
3 weeks ago
I talk with Megan Legawiec, who brings her background in teaching into UX writing. Making accessibility not just a goal, but an ethical responsibility. We dive into: • What trauma-informed content really means • Why accessibility often gets deprioritized • How to make your writing more inclusive without overhauling everything It’s a powerful conversation on empathy, ethics, and design that truly serves people. How to Support Megan Connect with Megan on LinkedIn — You can contact the host, Nick Mann via Email and LinkedIn. Check out my links, such as Patreon, the UX Growth Challenge Newsletter, and the UX Growth Book Series, to help improve your UX knowledge. Thank you for listening, and let's keep growing.
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I talk with Megan Legawiec, who brings her background in teaching into UX writing. Making accessibility not just a goal, but an ethical responsibility. We dive into: • What trauma-informed content really means • Why accessibility often gets deprioritized • How to make your writing more inclusive without overhauling everything It’s a powerful conversation on empathy, ethics, and design that truly serves people. How to Support Megan Connect with Megan on LinkedIn — You can contact the host, Nick Mann via Email and LinkedIn. Check out my links, such as Patreon, the UX Growth Challenge Newsletter, and the UX Growth Book Series, to help improve your UX knowledge. Thank you for listening, and let's keep growing.
Show more...
How To
Education,
Technology,
Business,
Careers
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Season 4 -Episode 5 Daniel Andor
The UX Growth
37 minutes 48 seconds
9 months ago
Season 4 -Episode 5 Daniel Andor
The UX Growth Podcast's latest episode welcomes Daniel Andor, the Founder of Duran. Daniel dives deep into the product design journey, sharing insights from his extensive experience transforming ambitious ideas into practical products. Key growth lessons from this episode: Testing early with simple prototypes can save time and money compared to lengthy development cycles. Breaking down your product vision into small, testable iterations is essential for de-risking your project. Aligning client expectations with actual user needs drives sustainable growth and long-term success. What strategies have you found most effective when iterating your designs? How to Support Daniel: Linkedinhttps://www.durran.co/ — You can contact the host, Nick Mann via Email and LinkedIn. Check out my links, such as Patreon, the UX Growth Challenge Newsletter, and the UX Growth Book Series, to help improve your UX knowledge. Thank you for listening, and let's keep growing.
The UX Growth
I talk with Megan Legawiec, who brings her background in teaching into UX writing. Making accessibility not just a goal, but an ethical responsibility. We dive into: • What trauma-informed content really means • Why accessibility often gets deprioritized • How to make your writing more inclusive without overhauling everything It’s a powerful conversation on empathy, ethics, and design that truly serves people. How to Support Megan Connect with Megan on LinkedIn — You can contact the host, Nick Mann via Email and LinkedIn. Check out my links, such as Patreon, the UX Growth Challenge Newsletter, and the UX Growth Book Series, to help improve your UX knowledge. Thank you for listening, and let's keep growing.