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UXTalks - Special Edition Topic- "Sustainability and UX in the age of Generative AI"

Speaker -Mr. Vivian GomesChief Design Officer | Co-Founder Human Factors Research & Design (HFR&D) | ShnorhMember of the Board of Directors - UXQCC, AustriaGoogle for Startups - Design & UX Mentor   

13th May - Friday 2023 - 07:30 PMAbout Speaker Vivian
is a Human-Centered Design leader working hands-on, architecting and
crafting experiences at the intersection of human needs, technology and
business. Vivian interfaces with teams worldwide to bring innovative and
disruptive ideas to life while creating a vision that delights users
and profits customers. He works as a core member of management teams to
institutionalize design and drive digital transformation through
applicable design thinking. He excels in understanding people and
systems, and his strengths lie in conducting immersive workshops
globally and empowering teams to innovate and build products and
solutions. Vivian has mentored design managers/leaders and set up global
design centers and research labs across various regions.

He is an
UXPA accredited UX professional, UX/Design mentor at Google for
Startups, CMU's Swartz center for entrepreneurship, Advisory Caltech
East Bay CX Program, a certified Design Sprint master, mentor at
ADPlist, Designed.Org and The University of Design. Vivian also serves
as a Board member of UXQCC (Austria) and Garranto Academy Singapore and
evangelizes culture transformation through Design worldwide.

Summary of talk

This
talk will walk the participants through a quick review of the UN
sustainability goals. The importance and long term impact to human
lives,


Why Sustainability is of high importance for designers.
Human Centered Solutioning is taking transparency, measurement, going beyond and change in mindsets.
HCD Solutioning Rule of the thumb from a earth-care standpoint and the context of sustainability in design
Every pixel of your solution matters. Sq pxl is your sq real estate. Learn to plan it well before developing it.

What will participants learn?


Learn about relationship between environment and humanity – design approach
You’ll also learn that technology cannot fix the problems it creates on the environment e.g Abandoned City of Pripyat
E.g. Just optimising daily search use by  a single digit %  can reduce CO2 by tons/da
 Examples of digital sustainability

Hosted By : UXTalks - Mr.Tushar, CEO UXExpert, UXTalks, Dir. UXUITraining Lab Pvt. Ltd. .Having 23+ Years of Industry Experience. now completed 9+ years during this he has launched various services in UX -UXResearch, UXUIHiring, UXTools, Usabilitylab,Tushar is also advisor in various companies and work as a consultant for various size corporate.

UXTalks - Special Edition Topic- "How to use  Chat GPT In Design Process"

Speaker - Mr.Tushar A Deshmkukh , CEO UXExpert, Dir. UXUITraining Lab Pvt. Ltd. .- 14th April - Friday 2023 - 07:30 PM

Mr.Tushar, CEO & Founder UXExpert, Dir. UXUITraining Lab Pvt. Ltd. . Having 22+ Years of Industry Experience. now completed 9+ years during this he has launched various services in UX - UXResearch, UXUIHiring, UXTalks, UXTools, Tushar is also advisor in various companies and work as a consultant for various size corporate.Talk Synopsis -ChatGPT, a large language model developed by OpenAI based on the GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) architecture. ChatGPT
have been trained on a massive amount of text data, which allows me to
generate human-like responses to a wide range of questions and prompts. ChatGPT
can answer factual questions, provide opinions, carry on a
conversation, and even generate creative writing like poems and stories.
ChatGPT purpose is to assist users in finding information and generating natural language responses to their inquiries.

The design process
refers to the steps or stages that designers go through in order to
create a new product, system, or service. Although the specific process
may vary depending on the designer, the project, and the context, there
are generally several key stages involved in most design processes. Here
are some common steps in the design process: Research, Analysis, Ideation, Prototyping,Testing, Refining, Implementation. Overall,
the design process is an iterative and collaborative process that
involves multiple stakeholders and requires constant refinement and
testing in order to arrive at a successful solution.

There are several types of design processes that are used in different industries and contexts. Here are some examples: Waterfall
design process, Agile design process, User-centered design process,
Design thinking process, Lean design process, Participatory design
process, Design Sprint .. and so on.

Overall, the type of
design process used will depend on the industry, the project, and the
goals of the design team. Each process has its own strengths and
weaknesses and may be more or less suitable for different contexts.So
During this Talk Tushar is going to explain how to use ChatGPT
effectively in such Design Process so you can work efficiently, He is
going to show some real time use ChatGPT prompt which you can use in
your next Design Project.

Topic ~ Workshop / Group Discussion - Design Thinking + DEI = Performance Gold
Date ~ 15th Nov 2022 - 7:30PM IST

About Speaker -
Karen Zeigler Design thinking Counsultant and Trainier, Helping Executives create  innovation from the inside - maximize talent, remove obstacles, &  create an innovation eco-system. Isn't it time your company joined the  ranks of Design-led firms out performing S&P by 228%?

About Topic -
Today's  leaders are facing so many challenges. Challenges that often seem to  oppose one another. On one hand, executives have to serve the  shareholders by providing a profitable investment through serving  customers in the best and most profitable manner. On the other side of  the equation are employees and their needs. Fail to run a profitable  business, and everyone loses - shareholders, customers, and most  definitely employees. And thus, it is the focus and priority. Often to  the detriment of employees, as evidenced by #quietquitting and the #greatresignation to the detriment of employees.

Yet  it does not have to be this way. When you understand what Zig Ziglar  meant by "You can have everything you want if you just help enough  people get what they want." Design thinking as a leadership practice  teaches leaders to find the sweet spot where the needs of the  organization and the needs of the employees intersect for a powerful  explosion of unleashed performance. When employees feel their voices are  heard (#diversity). When they feel they are treated fairly and with respect (#equity) and when they feel they belong and are able to share their unique talents (#inclusion) they thrive, organizations thrive and thus profits thrive.

Hosted By : UXTalks - Mr.Tushar, CEO UXExpert, UXTalks, Dir. UXUITraining Lab Pvt. Ltd. . Having 20+ Years of Industry Experience. now completed 8+ years during this he has launched various services in UX - UXResearch, UXUIHiring, UXTools, Usabilitylab, Tushar is also advisor in various companies and work as a consultant for various size corporate.

Topic ~ Accessibility !
Date ~ 06th Nov 2022 - 7:30PM IST

About Speaker: Maanik Sinha is a design leader at Airtel digital. His approach towards design and leadership is focused on people, he  practices empathy for both the people who make and the people who use  the products that helped come to life.

Topic Brief: What is Accessibility? How is it different from usability? And how can we make our design more accessible?

Hosted By : UXTalks - Mr.Tushar, CEO UXExpert, UXTalks, Dir. UXUITraining Lab Pvt. Ltd. . Having 20+ Years of Industry Experience. now completed 8+ years during this he has launched various services in UX - UXResearch, UXUIHiring, UXTools, Usabilitylab, Tushar is also advisor in various companies and work as a consultant for various size corporate.

Topic ~ Kid-friendly UX Research Methods
Date ~16th Oct 2022 - 7:30PM IST

About Speaker: Dr. Sonia Tiwari ,  is a Learning Experience Designer interested in creating children's  educational products based on qualitative research. She has a PhD in  Learning, Design, and Technology from Penn State University and  currently works in San Francisco as an Adjunct Professor at California  College of the Arts teaching UX Research. She also consults with  education companies on how to design research-informed products for  children including toys, games, DIY kits, AR/VR experiences, and other  emerging formats. Her current research explores the future of virtual  influencers in children's educational media.

Topic Brief: We will learn to modify popular UX research methods such as usability  interviews, semi-structured IDIs, surveys, diary studies, playtesting,  and desirability studies with children. Bonus, we will learn about the  ethics of conducting research with children, Learning Experience Design  for children, and mapping children’s environments to deliver in-situ UX.

Hosted By : UXTalks - Mr.Tushar, CEO UXExpert, UXTalks, Dir. UXUITraining Lab Pvt. Ltd. . Having 20+ Years of Industry Experience. now completed 8+ years during this he has launched various services in UX - UXResearch, UXUIHiring, UXTools, Usabilitylab, Tushar is also advisor in various companies and work as a consultant for various size corporate.

Topic ~ UX for Product Development
Date ~ 18th Sep 2022 - 7:00PM IST

About Speaker
Shriya is a Product Designer at Flipkart, crafting seller-side experiences at  Flipkart Marketplace. Shriya brings her previous experience in  engineering to create digital products that are not just user-friendly  but are also technically feasible and yield good business. She firmly  believes in building designs that can leverage the knowledge you have  about your customer base and create meaningful journeys that wow them.  Shriya also passionately shares her design learnings through her YouTube  channel, community events, and design talks.

Session Brief
When  you look closely into the product development life cycle, you  understand that at most companies they follow agile sprints. Which means  they are iterating and learning from their previous sprint releases.  Design is no less different. We also iterate a lot with our design  explorations until we find a solution which work best for our users and  the business. But its not just limited to that. We should also make sure  that we work very closely with engineering to see if our designs are  technically feasible to actually come out live within the product  release timeline.

Hosted By : UXTalks - Mr.Tushar, CEO UXExpert, UXTalks, Dir. UXUITraining Lab Pvt. Ltd. . Having 20+ Years of Industry Experience. now completed 8+ years during this he has launched various services in UX - UXResearch, UXUIHiring, UXTools, Usabilitylab, Tushar is also advisor in various companies and work as a consultant for various size corporate.