My top 5 must-listen UX/UI podcasts
I almost never have time to sit down in a quiet room and read design books or blogs and find out what’s new in the UX/UI industry or what patterns famous designer have used. So, I’ve found podcasts the best way to keep myself update.
In the past year I’ve been listening a lot of podcasts while working. I’ve learned a lot from design leaders from Google, Spotify, Airbnb, Ebay.
Here is a list of 5 podcast that I personally like:
1. High Resolution — video series design
This podcast is the main reason of this post and I wanted to share with all of you these amazing videos.
High Resolution is a video podcast series with only 25 design leaders hosted by Bobby Ghoshal and Jared Erondu. Design leaders from Google, Spotify, Facebook, Airbnb, Behance, Ebay and from many more top-notch companies share how they communicate with design, what’s their design process and why design is important for every business.
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2. The hacking UI Podcast
Amazing podcast hosted by David Tintner & Sagi Shrieber, a designer and developer. Leaders from Adobe, Airbnb, Google, Facebook and other companies discuss topics such as user experience design, usability, user research, development.
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3. Google Design Podcast
Have you ever wonder how designers in Google work on daily basis. Get inspired and learn more about the design process. Designers from different departments talk about style guides, technology and how to build great products.
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4. UI Breakfast: UI/UX design and product strategy
With more than a hundred episodes, UI/UX consultant from Russia, Jane Portman talks with people with different backgrounds, including designers, writers, engineers, founders, co-founders.
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5. UX Podcast
Two designers — James and Per, every other Friday publish new episode for people passionate about balancing business, technology and users within the realm of digital media.
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