This is a YouTube video titled "Not ALL design problems are visual" featuring Matt D. Smith sharing insights on interface design, emphasizing the importance of situational awareness, asking questions, and understanding the people and functionality involved. The content is a monologue or presentation rather than a multi-speaker conversation.
Not all problems you encounter as an interface designer are going to actually be visual problems, and the more situational awareness you have, the better you'll be at your job. So the way to create more situational awareness is just simply by asking questions and taking survey of the landscape and the nature of the people you're working with. I start off with lots of just sketching whiteboarding ideas for flows, asking tons of questions about functionality, and trying to soak up as much subject matter as I can. Hey, thanks for watching. Make sure you're following Shift Nudge if you want to see more design content.
