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User focused meet up – Beyond the UX Tipping Point

Our next lunchtime meetup is on Tuesday 19 February. In this session we will be showing a video of Jared Spool’s ‘Beyond the UX Tipping Point’.

Bring your lunch and discover what we can do to cross the UX Tipping Point.

Beyond the UX Tipping Point

According to Jared Spool, the ‘UX Tipping Point’ is the moment when an organisation no longer compromises on well-designed user experiences. Spool explains how organisations become more mature in their approach to serving customer needs and uses the example of Disney and their holiday experiences to illustrate his point.

The presentation we will be watching  was delivered by Spool at From Business to Buttons (UX conference), May 2018 in Stockholm.

About Jared Spool

Jared Spool is renowned as one of the most knowledgeable communicators on the subject of User Experience. He is the founder of User Interface Engineering (UIE), a world class research organisation and co-founder of Centre Centre, a user experience design school focused on creating the next generation of industry-level UX designers.

Jared Spool’s profile on Centre Centre

Our regular discussion group

We’ll follow up the talk with about 45 minutes of discussion following a group-organised agenda. We use the Lean Coffee approach to decide what to talk about and for how long.

Lean Coffee approach

When and Where

Tuesday 19 February

12pm – 2pm

Argyle House, Floor E, Meeting Room 14

Agenda

12:00 – Welcome
12:10 – Video – Beyond the UX Tipping Point – Jared Spool
13:10 – Discussion group
14:00 – Close

Lunch

As we unfortunately cannot offer food, please bring your lunch to eat while watching the presentation.

Book a place

This session is open to University of Edinburgh staff.

Book a place (EASE login required)

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