We know AI is the craze right now, how do you see AI supporting designer/ research workflows in the upcoming 1-2 years.
Can you name a few AI tools you are experimenting with?
What have you learnt from using these in your workflows?
Do you see any new UX field roles emerging in the future?
Where do you see Accessible and Inclusive design going in the future?
What do you think about AR / Extended reality gadgets being pushed to the masses via Apple Vision for example?
Are there any older design or research practices that you would like to see revived in the future?
or / Do you see any older design or research trends being revived in the future?
Giles Colborne has spent his career helping some of the world's most famous companies to become more user centred. In 2004 he founded cxpartners which has created over $1bn in value for its clients around the world. His book, 'Simple and Usable' has been translated into four languages and has sold over 100,000 copies....
Anya Ernest is a designer, leader, teacher and mentor. She leads an Innovation team within the sphere of a connected experience. With almost twenty five years driving digital transformation, five years of which within automotive, Anya is widely regarded as a force to be reckoned with when it comes to building strong teams and driving innovation. Anya's work focuses on creating meaningful user...
I’m a Ph.D. and the CEO of DDC – Danish Design Center. My role entails setting direction for our strategic initiatives for mission-oriented innovation methodology, redesigning organizations, and capacity for driving societal transitions by design. I’m a frequent keynote speaker and presenter on design as a method and mindset for sustainable change at home and abroad.Previously, I was the Director ...