Our next speaker is Josh Thompson, Design Lead at from Publicis Sapient



Design Systems with augmented teams: best practice for connection and alignment

#uxa2021 #uxaustralia
Josh will take us through:
Distributed asynchronous teams are the new normal — Josh's talk will be focussed around his experience working in this context
No design system can be siloed, misaligned, inconsistent and not serving all users.
Why do you need a design system?

As your team grows scaling design reduces the development throughput — a design system brings the different teams and capabilities together to create consistent experiences through shared component libraries.
A design system is always ready and never finished.
Benefits of a design system

Visibility — moving from individual to multiple users.
Faster delivery — component libraries
Standardisation — reduction in design and tech debt
Predictable safe scale
Flexibility — future integration with tools and methodologies
The stages of a design system:
What are some of the tools?

Components: Experience Design, Sketch, Photoshop, Figma

Versioning: Zeplin, Abstract

System management: Storybook, zeroheight, Invision DSM
A design system is the aggregation of marginal gain — get the basics right to reach those bigger goals!
As your company grows and scales, take the steps to lay the proper foundations, and every business unit is onboard with.

Start small
Develop proof of concept
Ensure alignment
Set principles
Set goals
Define tokens and guidelines
Scale
Thanks Josh!
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Mapping Hate - Deconstructing the Ecosystem

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#uxa2021 @UXAustralia
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Artificial intelligence and content strategy

#uxa2021 @UXAustralia
Can AI help us communicate better in a digital context at work?
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Final day of UX Australia!

The last keynote speaker is @Dori_Danthro — Dean of Design at Ontario College of Art and Design University



Decolonizing Design: Six Steps to Transformation
#uxa2021 #uxaustralia
Dori begins by acknowledging the original owners of the land
Dori is at OCAd, the third largest art and design institution in North America, the largest in Canada.

She has 2600 students, 80 fulltime faculty and 250 part time faculty.

To give context about the scale she's working at.
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Answer from Steven W (about qualifications) Qualification are sometimes/often used to further marginalise people.
Steve B talkign about access to education can go back to early childhood, so qualifications can often reflect who's had the privilege of getting qualified, and not everyone's qualifications are earned in the same experience.
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Next up is Aaron Cheang & Michelle Pickrell from eHealth NSW



Saving lives and making a difference: How User Experience techniques helped NSW Health rapidly respond to COVID-19

#UXA2021 #uxaustralia
Working within healthcare in UX is like a Anablep — it swims at the surface of the water, as it swims it's 4 eyes look above and below the water.

The work within health you usually see above the surface, in UX you get to see what's happening below the surface.
They'll share some case studies showing how they're nudging a massive organisation towards human centred design during a global pandemic.
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