As you know, we have millions of devoted listeners. Have you been keeping up with our The Design of Experience?

If not, Steve would advise that you check out our two latest episodes:

What Does it All Mean?
Inside the World of Design with Casey Hawes

This one’s about: The golden age of Nintendo, Reebok Pumps, TMNT, and GI Joe. Vinyl may be final, but do album covers mean anything anymore? How do the interests and hobbies we have as youngsters inform what career choices we make? And more importantly, how many pairs of shoes does it take to be a superhero creative director? Do the weird moments of art school help one navigate the world of design? Take 24 minutes out of your busy day and learn what makes Casey Hawes tick.

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Through the Lens with Sam Oddo

This one’s about: The formative impact of Spielberg, Scorsese, and a father’s love of film. The power of emotional storytelling and short-form content. How does a creative vision become tangible through a filmmaker’s eyes? How does one craft something new and original in times like these? Join us for Sam Oddo’s story and see why the passion behind a creative career path can be there all along yet undiscovered for a little while.

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What is a Design Pattern?

In the early days of the web, design was a bit of a free-for-all. But, as the web and devices have matured and proliferated, designers have adopted the use of design patterns to create intuitive, understandable experiences.

However, not everyone understands the term "design pattern"—frankly, it is still a piece of jargon—so let’s demystify it.

Catch Matthew DeVille's explanation of design patterns and why they make for a more usable web on our blog.

Get the lowdown on design patterns