Dialogue design and 2018 review with Rebecca Evanhoe

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Merry Christmas VUX World fans, today we’re diving deep into dialogue design and discussing some of the nuances and details you need to think about to craft compelling and frictionless dialogue in your voice experiences, with Rebecca Evanhoe.

We’re also taking a look back through 2018 and discussing our favourite events, skills, actions and devices, as well as looking forward to what’s in store for 2019.

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