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UX Murder Mystery

UX Murder Mystery

De: Brian Crowley and Eve Eden
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Where do true crime, business and technology intersect? When another product has been found dead. The cause? UX failure. We investigate what's killing your customer experience. Think true crime, but for failed designs. We dig into the real stories behind UX disasters. LinkedIn's algorithm nightmare. Paywalls that killed communities. Corporate decisions that poison good design. Every case has clues. Every problem has a solution. Coming soon. Got a UX horror story? Send us your evidence.2025 Arte Política y Gobierno
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  • UX Murder Mystery Episode 4: Dating Apps Gone Wild 🌶️
    Nov 5 2025

    This week Eve and Brian talk about some 🌶️🌶️🌶️. What happens when dating apps evolve backwards how did covid change the game? In this episode of UX Murder Mystery, we investigate how Match, Tinder, and Bumble transformed from hopeful matchmakers into user-hostile addictive profit machines—and why OnlyFans and PornHub users report higher satisfaction than people actually trying to date.

    UX MURDER MYSTERY HOSTED BY Brian J. Crowley Eve Eden

    EDITED BY Kelsey Smith

    INTRO ANIMATION & LOGO DESIGN Brian J. Crowley

    MUSIC BY Nicolas Lee

    A JOINT PRODUCTION OF EVE | User Experience Design Agency and CrowleyUX | Where Systems Meet Stories

    ©2025 Brian J. Crowley and Eve Eden Email us at: questions@UXmurdermystery .com

    Thank you for watching and or listening!

    Disclaimer:

    This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts are commentary and speculation, not statements of fact. All discussions about real companies, individuals, or organizations are based on publicly available information, media reports, and personal opinions offered for the purpose of critique, education, and storytelling. We make no representations or warranties about the accuracy or completeness of any information discussed. Nothing in this podcast should be interpreted as a factual assertion about the actions, motives, or intentions of any individual or corporate entity. Listeners should conduct their own research before drawing conclusions. The creators and guests of this podcast disclaim all liability for any loss, harm, or damages arising from reliance on any information or opinions presented. Names, characters, and events may occasionally be dramatized or fictionalized for illustrative purposes. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or to actual events, is purely coincidental.

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    38 m
  • UX Murder Mystery Episode 3: Roblox
    Oct 29 2025

    What happens when a game made for kids becomes a playground for predators? Eve and Brian break down Roblox’s biggest UX crime — failed moderation — and how better design could have saved more than just reputations.

    UX MURDER MYSTERY
    HOSTED BY Brian J. Crowley & Eve Eden

    EDITED BY Kelsey Smith
    INTRO ANIMATION & LOGO DESIGN Brian J. Crowley
    MUSIC BY Nicolas Lee

    A JOINT PRODUCTION OF
    EVE | User Experience Design Agency and CrowleyUX | Where Systems Meet Stories

    ©2025 Brian J. Crowley and Eve Eden

    Email us at: questions @UXmurdermystery .com Thank you for watching and or listening!

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    36 m
  • UX Murder Mystery Episode 2: LinkedIn
    Oct 23 2025
    Brian and Eve talk about how LinkedIn was once a useful product and now it's lost it way gaining all the worst noise and anxiety of social media with very little utility. UX MURDER MYSTERY HOSTED BY Brian J. Crowley Eve Eden EDITED BY Kelsey Smith INTRO ANIMATION & LOGO DESIGN Brian J. Crowley MUSIC BY Nicolas Lee A JOINT PRODUCTION OF EVE | User Experience Design Agency and CrowleyUX | Where Systems Meet Stories ©2025 Brian J. Crowley and Eve Eden Email us at: questions‪@UXmurdermystery‬ .com Thank you for watching and or listening!
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    36 m
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