Delta CX

@deltacx.com

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CX, UX, product, service strategy, research, design, problem-finding, problem-solving. Avail for projects, consulting, etc. DeltaCX.Media books & writing-related svcs DeltaCX.Coach life coaching, personal dev, & work advice svcs. Community: dcx.to

Small image of the "Atomic Product-Market Fit" book cover.
Cute dog and test copy of my book. Dog mostly laying down and getting rubs.
Pop-up that says "dummy string" four times.
Looks like an IKEA item tag but it's a message and phone number for those facing violence or stalking
Mike chats with Debbie before the giant plate of salmon moved through the room.
Zoom's icon for "Apps" looks like a stylized "69"
Larry Marine teaching some task analysis at Convey UX.
Card deck of Microsoft's Guidelines for Human-AI Interaction
Conference badge but I brought my own Ayreon lanyard from their live shows
Industrial hooks are in the ceiling!
Instagram claims they'll help teens see what's appropriate for their age... Mostly through comment and content filters.
A wind described as 5 km/hr S shows an arrow pointing up, which I'd think is north.
conference track description. "Craft and Build" is for designers and front-end coders. "Research and Analysis" is for Researchers, Service Designers, Data Analysts, and Product Managers. And "Product and Strategy" is only for PMs, POs, Heads of Product, and "Tech Leaders." UX, stay out.
Message from wacky woman claiming God revealed info about me to her. She'll pray for me and God loves me.
Email celebrating 1000 downloads of my podcast
YouTube added a suicide hotline under the comedy video.
It tells me no rain despite morgenregen being in the piece.
DeepSeek tells me multiple times that rain isn't in the requiem
I asked Google Gemini in a Google Doc how to turn Gemini off. After thinking for a while, the answer was, "Duet AI for Google Workspace is now Gemini for Google Workspace, giving you access to Google's most capable AI models." Not even close.
Screenshot that recommends three posts/articles, "I went sober for 31 days and tracked my savings." "Thinking of starting therapy this year? Here’s how much it costs." "New year, new habits. Why do we overspend? Two experts weigh in."
Screenshot of my Life After Tech book in Audible
This message is simply a thank you email. I'm a user of your Axure tutorials, and I find them extremely well done. They are some of the best guides I've learned from. Here's why: you provide reasoning around what is being used, why it's the best choice, possible drawbacks, etc. Essentially, you are teaching critical thinking, processes, and decisions behind choosing and using areas of the tool for long-term remembering and learning. I know why I'm doing something rather than just doing it because it's the next step. lots of what's out there provides 'just do this' kind of tutorial, without knowing really why it's the best thing to do. For what it's worth, I think you are an incredible resource, amazing teacher, and I'm grateful for you. Thank you for all you do.
Screenshot from LinkedIn showing a karaoke stream with over 1000 views while a post asking for presentation submissions to my event got under 600.
Screenshot of conference submission form
Screenshot of 1 year chart of how many followers I got on LinkedIn each day. Getting much flatter as 2024 went on. #ShadowBanned
Chrome and Patreon want to update since Christmas Eve.
Screenshot from email from Google rejecting my bug report.
Gmail inbox screenshot with too many Zenni emails
Completely white screen other than "internal server error"
Screenshot from telegram. Change group chats to only your contacts or nobody. Change the "always allow" override to remove Premium Accounts.
Beach and sea. Blue sky.
Screenshot of email, described in post
Screenshot of some LinkedIn live streams and a post showing how many views each got.
screenshot of emailed offer (in Italian). Explained in the skeet.
screenshot from LI saying they found in favor of my appear, my comment complies with policies, and it's back on LinkedIn
"for listeners as is well known do not like to tax their ears with many competing things but would rather pay attention only to a single outer main melody, which the other voices sometimes support sometimes reinforce but must in no way confuse."