Episode description
Voice UX is one of the fastest-growing technologies in history. Why is it so effective? Is it any similar to conventional UX design? Our guest today is Sina Kahen, co-founder of The Voice Course. You’ll learn the fundamentals of voice and conversational UX, how voice is used in some popular apps, and how to get started with the right tools and resources.
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Show Notes- The Voice Course — Sina’s course on voice UX
- VAICE — Sina’s consulting company
- Episode 68: Conversational UX with Jonathan Stark
- "Eleven" voice recognition elevator — the fun video we mentioned
- What Is Conversational User Experience (UX) — an article by Erika Morphy
- Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa — popular voice assistants
- H&M Gift Finder, Asos - shopping app examples that utilize voice
- Botmock, Botsociety, Excel, Adobe XD — tools for developing voice UX
- The Voice Summit — a voice tech conference by MODEV
- Voice2, Women in Voice — popular communities
- Follow Sina on LinkedIn and Instagram
- Use promocode UIBREAKFAST until June 30 to get 30% off The Voice Course
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