BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260408T085356Z UID:esC8nw DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190314 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190315 CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20190304T163340 DESCRIPTION: In the last 30 years\, not much has changed in how we approach interaction and UX design. When we take time to slow down\, we realise th at we’re still using the same principles and paradigms to design product s and services. We make the same mistakes over and over but we keep going\ , focused on the principles and guidelines we know and love and trust. \n\ n At this months IxDA event\, we’ll have 4 speakers who will talk about what’s changed and what’s stayed the same\, what we can learn from the past\, how we can learn and grow from collaborating with people from othe r disciplines and how we can create more meaningful and happy experiences by focusing on humans rather than users. \n\n Agenda \n\n 18.15 - 19.00 Re gistration\, pizza and drinks \n\n 19.05 - 19.10 Karen Reilly\, Welcome an d intro \n\n 19.10 - 19.30 Matthew Ovington - Change is the only consta nt \n\n The field of UX has come a long way since the term was first coine d by Don Norman 25 years ago. Designers working in the midst of this rapid ly evolving field can be forgiven for losing track of the major events tha t have shaped the field. In his talk Matthew Ovington will review the even ts outside of design\, the external factors\, that have changed forever ou r constantly changing industry. \n\n 19.30 - 20.00 Helen Nic Giolla Rua &a mp\; Owen Derby - Unlikely Bedfellows \n\n Helen and Owen will talk about the importance of collaboration and diversity of thought. Showing what hap pens when you become too insular in your approach\, discussing successful collaborations outside our discipline and examining how a mixture of disci plines help us to understand problems and devise beautiful solutions. \n\n 20.00 - 20.20 Sean Branigan - Drawing Ideas Together \n\n Sean will talk about his work and processes and how it relates to the work that we do as UX and IXD designers. Whereas our end goal might be to guide someone effor tlessly through an experience to ensure delight and understanding\, Sean ’s goal is to distill a scenario into an experience that evokes emotion\ , meaning and beauty. \n\n 20.20 - 20.45 Q&\;A / Networking \n\n Gr ab another beer and ask a few questions. \n\n \n\n \nAbout Sean \nSeán has been drawing since he could hold a pen and storyboarding on and off fo r various commercials and feature lms since his time at The National Film School\, IADT Dun Laoghaire (BA Film &\; Television Production) and sub sequently in London whilst gaining his MA in Fiction Directing at the pres tigious NFTS (National Film &\; Television School)\, Beaconsfield UK. \ n\n Since then\, Seán has been simultaneously writing and directing numer ous short films as well as being signed by Antidote Films to direct commer cials for various innovative advertising agencies and clients internationa lly. \n\n Now\, along with a mix of talented and experienced in-house and freelance storyboard artists\, Seán offers his experience as both an illu strator and an award-winning film director\, ensuring the standard of ever y project stays high and meets client expectations. Seán’s 12 years exp erience in the industry brings with it an ever-growing knowledge of compos ition\, storytelling styles and techniques as well as character design to creatives in Ireland\, Europe and eventually\, around the world. \n\n http ://www.storyboardworkshop.com/ \n\n \n\n \nAbout Matthew \nMatthew is Hea d of User Experience at Travelport. He was formerly Director of Product De sign at Paddy Power. Before that he founded Open Interface\, an agency spe cialising in usability and accessibility in 2002. Matthew started his care er as a usability engineer in 2000 at Nua\, a digital consultancy. He has worked in many different areas in the UX field for a variety of public and private sector organisations - primarily in research and information arch itecture. He has over 15 years experience leading design teams. \n\n \n\n \nAbout Helen \nHelen is a UX designer with over 10 years experience in I ndustrial and Experiential design. Previously she worked on large scale ev ents collaborating with architects\, animators\, graphic designers\, direc tors amongst others to ensure every discipline was working together to cre ate an awesome user experience. She is currently working as a Product Desi gner at Workday. \n\n \n\n \nAbout Owen \nOwen is a huge proponent of re search led\, human centered design. Getting to the core of connected prod ucts and services is hard without users to help find truth along the way. He enjoys both the systematic and the storytelling of design and brings ov er twenty years of experience as a Motion Graphics designer\, Visual desig ner\, and Interaction Designer to bear on the projects he collaborates on. Owen is currently a senior product designer at Workday. \n LAST-MODIFIED:20220926T124019 LOCATION:Workday\, Kings Building\, May Ln\, Dublin 7\, D07 W310 ORGANIZER:mailto:info@ixd.ie SUMMARY:Days of Future Past URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/ixdadublin/Days-of-Future-Past URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/ixdadublin/Days-of-Future-Past END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR