Matthew Conti

Matthew Conti — Independent Contractor/Consultant at Matthew Conti. Talks and sessions delivered at UXDX.

Matthew Conti

Independent Contractor/Consultant

Matthew Conti is a distinguished and internationally recognized pioneer in computer graphics whose body of work has reached over 90 countries. He is currently academically cited and within journals and considered a true pioneer for his work, also for having revolutionized and advanced computer graphics alongside the efforts of Richard Chuang, the Cofounder of PDI/DreamWorks, and Ed Catmull, Cofounder of Pixar, as a Pioneer of the Industry. He has accumulated over 15 years of computer graphics accomplishments and is expanding the boundaries of his field within the industry canon.

Past talks

2 talks · 2 events

2025

UXDX Community: Washington, DCDec 2025

Talk

Expanding Human-Centered Design: The Evolution into Humanity-Centered Design (HCD+)

We have been slowly maturing over several years, behind the scenes, into a new canonized standard within UXDX. This new fundamental shift makes social equity more balanced and responsibility itself an innovative system within providence. We now have substantial changes that allow us to move beyond simply designing, but for the well-being of the planet, cultures, and things we take in together. We are taking part in intercession, our cultural technology ecosystems are a sustenance that is UXDX worthy. Humanity is at the center of all virtues and technological advancement. Humanity-Centered Design (HCD+) is the new quantum of unrivaled oneness between User Experience (UX) and Developer Experience (DX). UXDX is humanity at its center.

Matthew Conti

2023

UXDX Community: Continuous DeliveryMay 2023

CI/CD for Product Designers: Continuous Research/Continuous Development and a Path Forward

Design is never over, even after hours of research, countless cups of coffee, ideating through an array of prototypes, and testing with our different users. There is always an opportunity to build from single-use applications to multi-touchpoint experiences and the community that encompasses them. As the user-bases scale, so do needs, wants, and the desire to grow. Pivots, transformations, and adaptations are always required in order to be relevant, even resilient, in a continuously evolving ecosystem of user interests in technology. Without conscientiously evolving, products and services inevitably become obsolete.

Matthew Conti