Jeff Whitfield, Cheenu Chari, and Patrick Ortman talk about how the media industry is coping with COVID-19.

What goes into creating great experiences with magic? And what’s going on with the experiences people are having with beer?

Jeff Whitfield and Chenu Chari talk about what the UX of fitness looks like going into 2020.

Jeff Whitfield, Seda Maurer, and Greg Rutledge talk about the recent Dominos Pizza case and how it might effect accessibility standards.

Jeff , Rob, Cheenu, and Anne talk about surveys, best uses of them, and the tools to create them.

Jeff and Rob talk about startup fraud, starting with the story of the rise and fall of Theranos.

Cheenu gets excited about about chatbots and AI. Jeff complains about his underwear.

Art has a UX too! We explore the emerging trend of experiential art with a deep dive into Rainbow Vomit, an immersive art exhibit created by Rob Andrews, Deanna Theis and other members of ProjectUX.

Interviews with the presenters at the Dallas World IA Day event

Amazon Go has been dubbed the “future of shopping” but what does the future really hold for retail?

With the release of Oculus Go and products like the Eversight Raptor, what does the future hold for AR and VR in the consumer tech space?

Yes, there is such a thing as lean government! UX crosses partisan lines in this episode where we talk about voting, government agencies, and ways to make our public systems more efficient.

Storytelling and UX go hand-in-hand throughout the arc of the experience. In this episode we unpack the many layers of storytelling and how it impacts the design of the everything from apps, websites and media we consume.

Cassini Nazir, UTD professor and keynote speaker at the Big Design conference, sits down with us in a wide ranging discussion about UX education and the implementation of the practice across different industries.

Sometimes good design can have negative consequences. Listen in as we go inside the Big Design studio with Coco Chalfant, an information architect who gave a talk at the conference about the negative implications of great UX.

Reporting live without a net from the Big Design Conference we discuss the implications of design in our world with several of the presenters at Dallas’ biggest design conference.

Everybody uses email, but there are a lot of UX issues with this common practice. We dissect issues with gmail, tips for writing better emails and composition collaboration along with guest Zachary Wiles, co-founder of the useful email tool Coedit.

We break down the UX of the countless note-taking apps on the market, each with their own features and use-cases that makes the experience of note-taking quite different.

Jared Spool, maker of UX awesomeness and founder of UIE and Center Centre sits down with ProjectUX host Brandon Ward to talk about design education, the value of UX and more.

Wearables, fitness apps and even smart gym equipment can do a lot to improve our fitness, but not all devices are created equal from UX perspective.

Content drives the UX of companies like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, but where do they draw the line? In this episode we explore the system and enforcement of content policies including a deep look into the recent ban of Alex Jones.

We explore utilizations of UX to help better tackle social issues such as housing and homelessness using concepts such as gamification, quality on-boarding systems, and service design.

UX knows few bounds, and In this era of "Fake News" it is important to think about the design of news and how we as consumers experience it.

Research is the precursor to good design and a cornerstone of UX. In this episode we examine the value of UX Research in real-world examples and through our experience.