UXDX Community:Stockholm

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.

With a proven track record of building cross-functional teams from scratch, Anna is now a Product Manager at iZettle where she leads a cross-functional team of 10+ members including backend, web, iOS, Android, test, UX and visual design.
Her presentation at UXDX Stockholm takes us through the process of autonomy, how to create it and what to expect.

Lisa works for startup, Doctrin, which is in the healthcare sector. In her talk she discusses the challenges within primary care and an ageing population and how the product Doctrin is looking at improving this through research, user tests, design, development right through to monitoring to be aligned with their users.

Tem is a UX Lead of Bouvet, who provides consultancy and development services in information technology and integrated communication to public and private sector enterprises.

Tem's presentation offers 5 tips for managing UX & design.

In this session Piotr Sliwa of Netguru asks and answers the question 'Is user experience a science?'

Building your own product from scratch contains may challenges including complex integrations. Jan talks about how to focus on integrations that would take days, not months. And how to present the product features to the developers using story maps.

What you'll get out of this conversation is what this metric time to player is. Specifically Ross talks about the patching process after DICE make a big bang release. How do they get incremental updates to get players content they want to play. Ross talks about how they used to do it and how they're doing it going forward.

Minecraft is a widespread game - it's on every platform from PC's to all consoles, VR, touch platforms, Apple TV etc. Oscar talks about prototyping methods to build a better product, faster.