Design Systems London #7 (Sold Out)
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Hi DSL community,
Please note that this event has now sold out for in-person tickets, but you can head over here to join the waiting list.
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We are thrilled to invite you to our DSL #7 meetup, organised by YLD and sponsored by Just Eat Takeaway.com. The meetup will take place at the JET office and will be recorded and shared on our DSL Youtube channel.
Attending in person
*** Important notice: ***
Due to the venue capacity, you will only be able to join us in person if you have reserved your spot on the Eventbrite event page. Our tickets have now sold out but you can head over here to join the waiting list.
Event agenda:
6pm - Open doors
6.45 - Intros
7pm - First talk
"One Business, Multiple Systems, How to Succeed?" - Maryia Radchuk (Senior Frontend Engineer, Just Eat http://Takeaway.com ) and Rachel Lumley (Senior UI Designer, Just Eat http://Takeaway.com )
7.25pm - Second talk
'Design Tokens: Building Blocks for Designer - Developer Collaboration' - Débora Ornelas (Application Engineer, the Lego Group) and Jeremy Rider (Lead Digital Product Designer, the Lego Group)
7.45pm - 25mins Break
8.10pm - Third talk
'How to Survive Design Systems' - Henry Daggett (Design Systems Lead, Societe Generale)
8.35pm - Q&A session
9.10pm - Wrap up
9.30pm - Post event networking
Thank you to YLD for organising and Just Eat Takeaway.com for sponsoring this event.
Who are YLD?
YLD is one of London’s fastest growing product design and software engineering consultancies. They are experts in a variety of technologies and product development services, including React.js, Node.js and Design Systems, and have helped companies such as Trainline, Dazn, The Economist, Doctorlink, and many more to build exciting products and platforms. YLD is committed to the Open Source community that aims to create a sustainable product culture and delivery capabilities in each piece of work.
YLD is hiring - check out the job page
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Who are **Just Eat Takeaway.com?**
At Just Eat [Takeaway.com](http://takeaway.com/), they deliver fantastic food to over 94 million users across 20 countries. Technology enables them to deliver those experiences to millions of customers every day, to transmit orders to thousands of restaurants, optimise the routes of drivers, and ensure their end users get the best out of the website and app. They achieve this by maintaining a culture of agility, staying innovative and adapting top-notch technology, with over 2,000 amazing colleagues working in product and tech across multiple locations.