Passionate about the user experience? The UXSG (officially User Experience Singapore, but it's being tagged Ultra Excited Super Garang this year) Conference is happening again in Singapore from October 1 — 3.
Back for the second year running, the conference is for anyone who's gung-ho about designing products people will love, and is expected to be filled with discussions, talks and workshops.
Last year's event saw speakers from Autodesk, OCBC Bank and UX coaching companies, and was lauded for possessing creative spirit and a sense of community (see testimonials on the 2013 UXSG Conference website).
Graphic recordings of last year's keynote presentations are also available online.
This year's venue and lineup are not yet confirmed, but tickets are already on sale.
For $700 (early bird, available till May 31), you get a t-shirt, a pass that helps you beat the coffee queue, as well as priority registration and workshop selection.
Follow the UXSG Facebook group for updates.
Photo: Joel Pennington's keynote speech at last year's UXSG Conference; Flickr
Passionate about the user experience? The UXSG (officially User Experience Singapore, but it's being tagged Ultra Excited Super Garang this year) Conference is happening again in Singapore from October 1 — 3.
Back for the second year running, the conference is for anyone who's gung-ho about designing products people will love, and is expected to be filled with discussions, talks and workshops.
Last year's event saw speakers from Autodesk, OCBC Bank and UX coaching companies, and was lauded for possessing creative spirit and a sense of community (see testimonials on the 2013 UXSG Conference website).
Graphic recordings of last year's keynote presentations are also available online.
This year's venue and lineup are not yet confirmed, but tickets are already on sale.
For $700 (early bird, available till May 31), you get a t-shirt, a pass that helps you beat the coffee queue, as well as priority registration and workshop selection.
Follow the UXSG Facebook group for updates.
Photo: Joel Pennington's keynote speech at last year's UXSG Conference; Flickr