What does Joe Natoli REALLY think about OOUX?

NOW AVAILABLE! Sign up for Joe & Sophia's online course: ⁠⁠www.udemy.com/course/oouxfund...
In this episode of the OOUX Podcast, we recorded VIDEO! Hear what Joe Natoli (the guy who thinks most prescriptive UX processes are "total bullshit") REALLY thinks about Object-Oriented UX and my 15-step ORCA Process. We also get into our thoughts on templatized sketching, iteration, and why you might get pushback when bringing OOUX to your team.
Joe brings his 30+ years in the field of UX to explain to us how OOUX can solve so many of the problems he's seen out in the field. In addition to his consulting work, Joe's THE guy to teach you UX on Udemy. He's taught almost 300,000 students there. And with this newest course with me, he'll introduce them (and hopefully you!) to OOUX and the ORCA process.
In this super candid conversation, we will also give you a sneak peek into our new course collaboration on Udemy.com - coming out on April 1, 2023! This is a course that targets the fundamentals of OOUX and can get you rocking and rolling in about a weekend. If you want to get on the waitlist to get an awesome deal on the course, sign up here:

[@xosaurus]

Your OOUX is mind blowing. I'm a developer primarily who's looking into UX because I want to develop some personal projects and OOUX thinking actually helps me a lot in development as well. It is difficult to articulate. Are there any resources I can access which talk about the steps that were not a part of OOUX Udemy course? Books? Links? Videos on this channel? I'd love to learn in detail about OOUX. I've just found this channel, I'll eventually get to it as well once I finish the course completely.

[@elzorab85]

thank you very much, I'm excited to check out the Udemy course and find out more about OOUX, this sounds revolutionary and awesome!

[@underscoreroa]

This detail might have gone right over my head, but why are the worksheets shown at around 47:55 depicting a card? Is the idea that whatever feature you're working in has to be able to fit in a card model? Or was the worksheet customized/specific to a card feature that the author was working on? Or is that a general "object map" worksheet?

[@SophiaVUX]

"Card" is just a blanket term for the little representative component that usually leads to a detail page. It can be a table row, a circle, whatever!

[@underscoreroa]

thx for the reply! so, I gather that it's simply a way to scribe the different elements on a UI which will eventually manifest in the contextually appropriate UI component. I hope I explained that clearly...@@SophiaVUX