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UXDX · Warsaw · 21 May, 2026

UXDX Community:Warsaw: Vibe Coding, UX, and the New Product Team

Date

21 May, 2026

18:30 - 19:30

Venue

Imaguru

Twarda 14/16, 00-824 Warszawa, Poland

Format

In-Person

Europe/Warsaw

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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. Supported by Imaguru.

Expect real case studies, candid lessons and a room of peers working through similar product-delivery challenges.

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Agenda

Thu21 May

18:30
In-Person only
Vibe coding meets discovery. The hackathon method, and how to run one in your team

The design process isn't dead, it's compressed," says NNgroup. Everyone can build now, your PM too. AI takes teams from idea to prototype in hours, but speed without discovery still ships the wrong product. Marcin proposes a one-day hackathon for non-code people on product teams, run as rapid discovery: vibe code your bets, get cross-functional teams on the same page, learn before real dev time starts. You'll leave with a structure for running your own, from framing the challenge to turning prototypes into better decisions.

Thu21 May

19:00
In-Person only
AI joined the team. What does that do to UX and Dev?

AI is already changing how product teams design, build, test, and make decisions, but what does that actually mean for UX and development day to day? In this panel, Szymon Trzepla, Małgorzata Wyczańska, and Marcin Klimaszewski will explore how AI is reshaping collaboration, accessibility, design quality, delivery speed, and the boundaries between roles. This will be an open discussion, with the audience invited to join the conversation and share how AI is showing up in their own teams.

Imaguru

Twarda 14/16, 00-824 Warszawa, Poland

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