Patrizia Bertini, Alex Guest and Marek Pawlowski pick their most memorable digital – and non-digital – user experiences from 2016.  With examples ranging from virtual reality and conversational interfaces to home baking and biodegradable thank you cards, the MEX team try to unpack what makes for an extraordinary UX.  The conversation turns to the year ahead and the hosts’ hopes for skills and technologies to improve digital design in 2017.  Patrizia leaves listeners with a challenge: to send in your examples of wearable technology beyond the smartwatch…tweet us @mexfeed or email designtalk@mobileuserexperience.com.
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