S2E16 - Product Requirement Documents

S2E16 - Product Requirement Documents

In this episode of The UX Voyager, I’m discussing something that’s both necessary and annoying in tech: Product Requirements Documents (PRDs). We’ve all seen those PRDs that are either too vague, too long, or too confusing to read. Some look like they were written for robots, not humans. I’ve been there too. So today, we’re breaking it all down: What PRDs should be, why designers and engineers need to contribute, if AI-generated PRDs are helpful or harmful, and how we can stop confusing busyness for clarity. If you’ve ever said, “I thought we were building A” midway through a project, yeah, this one’s for you. Let’s make PRDs better, together.

S2E15 - UX Authenticity Crisis

I love AI and use it every day, but I'm worried about how people are using it to replace real human connection. From AI birthday messages to fake reviews everywhere, we're losing trust in what's real online. In this episode, I talk about why perfect AI content might be making us miss the beauty of human mistakes, and how this affects user experience design. Are we trading efficiency for authenticity? Let's talk about it. #UXDesign, #AI, #UserExperience, #Authenticity, #TechTalks, #DesignThinking, #HumanConnection,

S2E14 - Fiction to Functional Personas

You have been creating personas that read like Tinder profiles? 🤦🏾‍♂️ In this episode of UX Voyager, I break down why most personas are complete rubbish and share a real framework for creating personas that actually help you design better products. What You'll Learn: • Why "Michael, 42, loves gym and organic tea" personas are useless • The 5 biggest persona mistakes I made (so you don't have to) • My simple framework for research-based personas • Why copying American personas doesn't work in Nigeria • How to create personas for Nigeria's diverse 250+ ethnic groups

S2E13 - Work And Hirability in UX

On this voyage, we're discussing why being skilled doesn't automatically make you hireable. I share stories of two designers with completely different job hunting outcomes and reveal what actually matters to hiring managers (hint: it's not just your Figma skills). Get practical advice on how to position yourself beyond technical abilities and stand out in the job market. No more falling into the tech rabbit hole!

S2E12 - UX Nightmare

In this episode, I share some of my personal UX nightmare stories that will have you both laughing and cringing in recognition. From accidentally sending private messages to group chats to battling impossible unsubscribe processes, these experiences highlight our frustrations with technology.Is it the heartbreak of losing work to a power outage? or the confusion of navigating a phone with unfamiliar language settings, these stories remind us that behind every frustrating user experience is a human struggling to make technology work for them.Leave a comment sharing your own UX nightmare! As I say, "Ajegbodo mi wa eni kunra" - Misery loves company!