Design maturity on the Clearleft podcast

The latest episode of the Clearleft podcast is zipping through the RSS tubes towards your podcast-playing software of choice. This is episode five, the penultimate episode of this first season.

This time the topic is design maturity. Like the episode on design ops, this feels like a hefty topic where the word “scale” will inevitably come up.

I talked to my fellow Clearlefties Maite and Andy about their work on last year’s design effectiveness report. But to get the big-scale picture, I called up Aarron over at Invision.

What a great guest! I already had plans to get Aarron on the podcast to talk about his book, Designing For Emotion—possibly a topic for next season. But for the current episode, we didn’t even mention it. It was design maturity all the way.

I had a lot of fun editing the episode together. I decided to intersperse some samples. If you’re familiar with Bladerunner and Thunderbirds, you’ll recognise the audio.

The whole thing comes out at a nice 24 minutes in length.

Have a listen and see what you make of it.

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Previously on this day

7 years ago I wrote August in America, day two

Calvert County, Maryland.

9 years ago I wrote Days of science and hacking

Want to go to Science Hack Day San Francisco? Organise a Science Hack Day in your town.

11 years ago I wrote Plug in and huffduff

A Firefox extension for Huffduffer, courtesy of Glenn Jones.

17 years ago I wrote Bad designer, no iPod

It looks like I won’t be getting an iPod after all.

17 years ago I wrote I Am Camera

On the morning that Jessica and I were leaving Brighton I decided I’d chronicle every step of the way. When we boarded the bus to Heathrow airport I was already whipping out my digital camera.

18 years ago I wrote The Rambling Speaker

Jessica is now the proud owner of a 150 Watt bass speaker.