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68. Embracing Progress Over Perfection with Cameron Ridenour
Join me as I sit down with Cameron Ridenour, co-founder at CoNote about the importance of moving beyond perfection, the art of making progress, and how to focus on what really converts.
What if the secret to success is in prioritizing progress and focusing on what converts?
In today’s episode, Cameron Ridenour sheds light on common pitfalls designers face, such as the trap of perfectionism and the challenge of moving projects forward. Cameron’s story, from his initial foray into graphic design to his pivotal role at Conote, underscores the importance of adaptability and the willingness to embrace imperfection.
We explore the intricacies of working without a detailed brief, the critical nature of asking whether a design “converts,” and the fine line between attachment and detachment in our work. Cameron’s approach, emphasizing progress over perfection and the pragmatic use of tools, offers valuable lessons for designers at any stage of their career.
This conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to navigate the challenges of UX design with grace and effectiveness.
Topics:
• 10:15 – Where do we get stuck?
• 15:29 – How to know when enough is enough
• 21:54 – We don’t always have design briefs
• 27:20 – Tiny screwdriver work
• 29:40 – Don’t get attached to your thing.
• 35:08 – Obsessing over tools and not moving
• 43:46 – Do your homework
Helpful Links:
• Connect with Cameron on LinkedIn
• CoNote.ai
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