
UXDX · London · 10 May, 2018
UXDX Community:London
Date
10 May, 2018
14:30 - 19:30
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In-Person Venue
Fake Street
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Where product, design and engineering people meet to learn from real work.
A local meetup bridging the gap between Product, UX, Design and Dev to build better products, faster together.
Expect real case studies, candid lessons and a room of peers working through similar product-delivery challenges.
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Thu10 May
Driving change within an organisation, no matter how big or small can be difficult. Oftentimes it's not just about a bottom up or top down approach. You need to understand the emotions and behaviours that trigger action and win over change.
Thu10 May
Nick talks about the product they're trying to solve. Integrations to streamline product process. They've opened up the point of sale and their goal is to be a universal integration platform. Nick frames the talk around how they sprint now with a focus on problem to vision (qualifying the problem space, user journeys, jobs to be done).
Thu10 May
In this session Piotr Sliwa of Netguru asks and answers the question 'Is user experience a science?'
Thu10 May
Scott Riseborough, Lead Software Developer in Test for Apperio will give an interesting analogy on the importance of testing and automation through his passion of beat-boxing
Thu10 May
To build great products, you need to start by building a great team. Will Demaine, Engineer at Fat Lama talks about how to empower employees, by giving data to employees to get on with doing great work. He talks about the metrics that should be defined in order to understand how it should be a success and how to build a product the right way.
Thu10 May
Nix will talk about test, deploy and solving problems fast! He highlights why people should adopt a test-driven-development approach.
Shared understanding, shared ownership and a test-first approach leads to high quality software, trust and high performance.
Thu10 May
As Head of Growth/Engagement at Revolut, Val focuses on Product growth on their growth through product. Revolut launched July 1st 2015. Their total investment to date: $330M. They have 350+ employees, 1,900,000+ users, 25,000+ registered businesses
Driving change within an organisation, no matter how big or small can be difficult. Oftentimes it's not just about a bottom up or top down approach. You need to understand the emotions and behaviours that trigger action and win over change.
Nick talks about the product they're trying to solve. Integrations to streamline product process. They've opened up the point of sale and their goal is to be a universal integration platform. Nick frames the talk around how they sprint now with a focus on problem to vision (qualifying the problem space, user journeys, jobs to be done).
In this session Piotr Sliwa of Netguru asks and answers the question 'Is user experience a science?'
Scott Riseborough, Lead Software Developer in Test for Apperio will give an interesting analogy on the importance of testing and automation through his passion of beat-boxing
To build great products, you need to start by building a great team. Will Demaine, Engineer at Fat Lama talks about how to empower employees, by giving data to employees to get on with doing great work. He talks about the metrics that should be defined in order to understand how it should be a success and how to build a product the right way.
Nix will talk about test, deploy and solving problems fast! He highlights why people should adopt a test-driven-development approach.
Shared understanding, shared ownership and a test-first approach leads to high quality software, trust and high performance.
As Head of Growth/Engagement at Revolut, Val focuses on Product growth on their growth through product. Revolut launched July 1st 2015. Their total investment to date: $330M. They have 350+ employees, 1,900,000+ users, 25,000+ registered businesses
Driving change within an organisation, no matter how big or small can be difficult. Oftentimes it's not just about a bottom up or top down approach. You need to understand the emotions and behaviours that trigger action and win over change.
Nick talks about the product they're trying to solve. Integrations to streamline product process. They've opened up the point of sale and their goal is to be a universal integration platform. Nick frames the talk around how they sprint now with a focus on problem to vision (qualifying the problem space, user journeys, jobs to be done).
In this session Piotr Sliwa of Netguru asks and answers the question 'Is user experience a science?'
Scott Riseborough, Lead Software Developer in Test for Apperio will give an interesting analogy on the importance of testing and automation through his passion of beat-boxing
To build great products, you need to start by building a great team. Will Demaine, Engineer at Fat Lama talks about how to empower employees, by giving data to employees to get on with doing great work. He talks about the metrics that should be defined in order to understand how it should be a success and how to build a product the right way.
Nix will talk about test, deploy and solving problems fast! He highlights why people should adopt a test-driven-development approach.
Shared understanding, shared ownership and a test-first approach leads to high quality software, trust and high performance.
As Head of Growth/Engagement at Revolut, Val focuses on Product growth on their growth through product. Revolut launched July 1st 2015. Their total investment to date: $330M. They have 350+ employees, 1,900,000+ users, 25,000+ registered businesses
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