Will be talking about creative design
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The most bizarre software bugs in history
We’ve all heard that we should test our software, but what happens when we don’t? Sometimes, it leads to strange and unexplainable events. Is ‘testing more’ always the right solution? What do these bugs reveal about software and its failures? And how can we use these lessons to build more resilient systems? Let’s explore together […]
Will be talking about UX design
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Partnering with AI: Building future-ready teams
AI is transforming how work gets done, but without the right skills, teams risk lower performance, poor decisions, and wasted investments. In this session, Daria will share case studies that will reveal both the business risks of over-relying on AI and the performance gains when leaders get it right. Drawing on her books CLICKING and […]
Will be talking about cybersecurity
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Will be talking about user centric product
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How to Git away with murder
Ever feel like your Git history resembles a crime scene? In this darkly funny session, we will examine the worst Git offenses, from catastrophic rebases to vicious merge conflicts. Framed as a ‘how-to’ crime guide, we will highlight all the wrong ways to use Git: force-pushing to main, recklessly rewriting history, and hiding your mistakes […]
Will be talking about SEO & AI
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Hourglass analysis: Flow between top-down and bottom-up thinking for better customer insights
Break free from analysis paralysis. Hourglass Analysis is a pragmatic approach to qualitative data analysis that intentionally incorporates top-down (deductive) and bottom-up (inductive) thinking. Katherine will share a recent case study about how she has applied this framework to research on how Wise customers use the Swift network, which led to a mindset shift in […]
JavaScript: Weird by design and we ❤️ it
JavaScript is weird and that’s why we love it. In this talk, we’ll explore the strangest, funniest, and most broken behaviours hiding in JS and browser APIs. From [] == ![] being true, to overwriting the user’s clipboard with a single line of code, this is a tour of JavaScript’s most “beautiful” chaos.