The Future Moose Podcast with Adrian Sule: Recent Episodes
Adrian Sule
The Future Moose podcast with Adrian Sule explores the intersection of design, strategy and business ventures. With special guests such as tech founders, entrepreneurs, authors, and design professionals, in a series of interviews, sharing their stories and lessons learned while building, launching and growing successful products and services and how design played a role in their journey. Furthermore, Adrian Sule who is the founder of the Future Moose design agency will share design tips and tricks, and valuable insights that you can take away and apply in growing your business faster, through Design Thinking, UX & UI and customer-centric advice.
Timestamps
00:46 #1 Cramming all info on the same page
02:57 #2 Not matching the user’s mental model
04:00 #3 Getting the navigation UX wrong
04:53 #4 Displaying too many KPI’s on one page
05:21 #5 Not choosing the right data visualizations
06:28 #6 Not adapting your dashboard to your user’s device needs
07:05 #7 Using static content (like ads/images/blocks of text)
07:47 #8 Using Bad Layouts
08:06 #9 Not using white space or separating modules
08:46 #10 Using the wrong colors
A different take from our regular tech and design-oriented show, today I talk to Francis Daneau, as he walks us through a bunch of wonderful stories, from dropping an engineering career to starting a business in the world of wines, and all the hustle & bustles an early-stage entrepreneur has to go through, from not paying yourself much early on, to the AHA! moment and first validation, the first Yes!, through seeing great success and running a legit wine agency business.
His agency Le Grand Cellier (http://grandcellier.com) is based in Montreal Canada and helps restaurants Wow! their customers experience by surprising them with exquisite import wine and bridging the gap between the best wineries and the end consumer.
We also talked about the branding aspect of wine products and how important the visual design/and branding messaging element is for customers to remember better the wines they’ve tried and become repeat customers, especially given the existing large variety of wines.
Furthermore, Francis shares stories from his travels around Europe and North America, to discover the new wine producers, and how important trust-building is in the entrepreneurship World.
Today’s episode is an interview with Mike Rogers founder of StationSeven (StnSvn.com), a startup shop ran by husband (Mike) and wife (Brittni) from Vancouver Canada. They’re helping creatives, creators and tech founders position their business with modernized website themes and achieve customization of their websites without diving into code, so saving on time with the goal of having their branding look stellar and avoid #websiteshame
We also talked about what its likle to run a Slack community to engage their customers and their recent course named “Crafted to Convert”, which is helping you launch a seriously legit website that instills trust and converts so you can get past the overwhelm and build a thriving online brand.
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Today’s episode is an interview where Adrian Sule learns more about the success story of Christopher Stoikos, founder of a multi-million dollar startup called TheBeardClub.com and some great news on his next venture called EmotionalClick.com, which is a heart-blowing video course, that Christopher is launching, with a goal to transform the World of overly produced video ads that manipulate viewers by projecting the fear of missing out in order to convert customers. Instead, his approach teaches you how to connect with your audience though an emotional connection and feeling that represents the true essence of your brand. He's also making it easier for anyone do it, without the need of a big fancy camera or high production budget (it can all be done from your own phone), as long as you follow his course steps at EmotionalClick.com
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Today's episode is an interview with Jeremy Hamel, who is the Founder of startups HoneHQ.com and WednesdayTalent.com. We discussed when and why acting decisive and slowing down your cash burn might just save your business and how the No-Code movement & tools can help you release your MVP and test your idea cheaper and faster. Plus a great story of Jeremy’s journey as an entrepreneur - a lot of golden nuggets worth checking out!
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In this episode of the Future Moose podcast I chat with Alexander Lapa. Alex is one of Canada's best Sales Force solutions architect and specializes in helping companies during their Change Management Transformation and an expert in Data Migration. We chat about what it takes to architect successful solutions for complex businesses and how the UX plays a key role in that process.
Get in touch with Alex: dryadconsulting.com
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Learn the key benefits of adopting Design Thinking into your process and projects. Great tips for tech founders, product-led folks and anyone looking for how to measure the Return On Investment from applying Design Thinking into your products and services.
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References
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forrester/2019/07/01/design-thinking-can-deliver-an-roi-of-85-or-greater/?sh=d652aa13a996
https://www.mural.co/impact
https://elearningindustry.com/the-top-6-benefits-of-design-thinking-in-elearning