Jill Quek

Jill Quek

Senior Product Designer

Automattic

Automattic

Jill Quek is a senior product designer working on WooCommerce at Automattic. She strives to create useful experiences that feel easy, intuitive, and delightful. Over the last 10 years, she has designed messaging experiences at Zendesk, and worked with a wide variety of clients, including Cartier, Dean and Deluca, and Comme des Garçons. Outside of work, she actively supports the design community through meet-ups and mentorships.

Past Talks

27 January 2021

Enabling the Team
Main Stage

People love "best practices" because you can achieve the highest quality outcome with minimal problems. But is there a single best practice in product teams? What works in Spotify, Netflix, Tencent or Baidu is based on their structure and technology stacks. This session will explore how different teams are structured in practice and move the conversation from "best" practice to "great" practices.
Moderated by Catherine Madden, join the conversation, share your insights and probe the speakers on the elements of their talks that left you wanting more.

Nazish Zafar
Nazish Zafar

@sociologiesense

Senior UX Research Manager

Grab

Grab
 
Henny Melvina
Henny Melvina

Research Ops

Grab

Grab
 
Jill Quek
Jill Quek

Senior Product Designer

Automattic

Automattic
 
Sigit Adinugroho
Sigit Adinugroho

@hellosigit

Senior Product Designer, Money & Channels

Shopify

Shopify
 
Christine Wang
Christine Wang

China UX Research Lead

Shopify

Shopify
 
Catherine Madden
Catherine Madden

Founder

UXDX

UXDX
 

26 January 2021

Continuous Design

It's fun to design the fun stuff. But what about things like complex migrations and ridiculously long settings pages? Join us as we share some real stories about how "boring" things are crucial to successful products -- and really aren't boring at all.
In this talk, we'll discuss:
1. How to breakdown, organise and understand complex or tedious problems
2. How to get stakeholders (and yourself) excited about "boring" work
3. Why investing in "boring" work ultimately leads to a better product

Jill Quek
Jill Quek

Senior Product Designer

Automattic

Automattic