Building amazing (software) product experiences
Around 10 years ago, the "App" revolution made it easy for consumers to access a wide range of product experiences and created a new paradigm in design practice. Over time, the overall user experiences when interacting with products have improved steadily. Present day applications no longer have the luxury of providing anything less than an amazing product experience, if they wish to retain consumer mindshare.
This talk aims to run through instances of well designed user experiences and moments that provide customer delight, along with providing pro tips on how to design amazing product experiences.
Target Audience
Product Managers, Developers, Business Analysts and anyone interested in design
Prerequisites for Attendees
Interest in the area of design. No other technical skills required.
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