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Michael Fienen

Michael Fienen

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Co-Host, The Drunken UX Podcast

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Total articles 186

  • The best way to hire a great web developer

    By Michael Fienen, Craig Badings, Ryan Watts, Rohshann Pilla| Aquent Australia@ Learning how to evaluate a Web Developer properly has proven to be one of the most important tools for ensuring that the highest-quality work is delivered to stakeholders and users. Emphasis is often placed on tactile skills when code alone doesn't reflect an individual's proficiency in teamwork, adaptability to challenges, or collaboration skills.

    By Michael Fienen, Craig Badings, Ryan Watts, Rohshann Pilla · Aquent Australia

    Jul. 02, 2024

  • #56: Introduction to UX Research w/ Annie Lin

    By Michael Fienen| drunkenux.com@ We’ve been thinking a lot about research lately, and how important it is to underpinning the decisions we make about our design and development and how it impacts users. To help us get our feet wet, UX Researcher Annie Lin visits the show to talk about the principles of UX research, and why they are so integral to producing the right solutions to the right problems in your products and websites.

    By Michael Fienen · drunkenux.com

    May. 26, 2022

  • The best way to hire a great web developer

    By Michael Fienen, Craig Badings, Ryan Watts, Rohshann Pilla| Aquent Australia@ Learning how to evaluate a Web Developer properly has proven to be one of the most important tools for ensuring that the highest-quality work is delivered to stakeholders and users. Emphasis is often placed on tactile skills when code alone doesn't reflect an individual's proficiency in teamwork, adaptability to challenges, or collaboration skills.

    By Michael Fienen, Craig Badings, Ryan Watts, Rohshann Pilla · Aquent Australia

    Jul. 02, 2024

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The Drunken UX Podcast