Trust Fall

In this episode our good friend Nicole is here to help us sort through our feelings about receiving brutal feedback, designing early concepts for startups, and using the design process to take a hard look at ourselves. You're not gonna wanna miss this one.

In a very contentious episode, Jordyn and Logan compare their ux design origin stories. Both were obviously chosen to do this at a very young age. Everyone must be so impressed.Our InstagramJordyn's LinkedInLogan's LinkedInHolland's LinkedInHotline: ‪(801) 901-8228

Another excellent topic from our listeners. Finding super solid mentors is absolutely critical to becoming an unstoppable ux designer. How does one do that though? Why does it sometimes feel so forced and awkward? We've got a few ideas. Let's dig into it.Our InstagramJordyn's LinkedInLogan's LinkedInHolland's LinkedInHotline: ‪(801) 901-8228

Here's a doozie for y'all. Jordyn's gone and got herself a new role at work. She's here to tell us all about it. Also, where does confidence come from? Why does it come more easily to some than others? Let's dig into it.Our InstagramJordyn's LinkedInLogan's LinkedInHolland's LinkedInHotline: ‪(801) 901-8228

Continuing our listener questions series. This one was a doozie. How do you deal with imposter syndrome? Could there be any benefit to this universal, emotional virus that's constantly obliterating the confidence of designers like you and me all across the globe? We've got a few hot takes. Our InstagramJordyn's LinkedInLogan's LinkedInHolland's LinkedInHotline: ‪(801) 901-8228

We're here to answer another fantastic question from the BYU UXD Association. Are there parts of us that we've sacrificed to become designers? Do we tie too much of our value as people to what we do day to day as designers? Jordyn says no. Logan isn't convinced. Let's dig into it.Our InstagramJordyn's LinkedInLogan's LinkedInHolland's LinkedInHotline: ‪(801) 901-8228

In this episode we're digging into our first of many questions form our pals over at the BYU UXD Association. What's the teeter-totter-y relationship between having just enough confidence and being an ego maniac? How are designers supposed to work with people that think/act/feel so differently than they do? Let's dig in!Our InstagramJordyn's LinkedInLogan's LinkedInHolland's LinkedInHotline: ‪(801) 901-8228

We're back with our first very special guest of the new year! Josh Wilsher is a product designer at AwardCo. Today he's here to teach us all about the value of job shadowing and a thing or two about anime as well.Our InstagramJordyn's LinkedInLogan's LinkedInHolland's LinkedInHotline: ‪(801) 901-8228