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Design Better

by Aarron Walter, Eli Woolery · The Curiosity Department

Interview podcast hosted by Aarron Walter and Eli Woolery with designers, product leaders and creative practitioners. Conversations cover user research, design leadership, team collaboration and creative process, giving listeners working examples of how design problems are framed and solved in real organisations.

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