Christmas needs a Re-design | Web Meetup workshop
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At the Web Meetup, we like to do something a bit different at the end of the year, and this December we'll be using Design Thinking to Redesign Christmas!
We've come up with a fun way to learn about collaboration, creative ideation and design methods - there's no experience needed and whatever your day-job you'll be able to learn something new and have fun!
To add to the occasion we'll put on a festive feast, have top-shelf refreshments, and be giving away prizes! There will be a small cover charge to this event which will help us judge capacity with all proceeds donated to the NSW Rural Fire Service - but if you're really strapped for cash come and see us on the night and we'll give you your money back.
As always, huge thanks go to our sponsors Zendesk, StarRez, Affix, and Twilio for helping us put on our events.
Paul, Inyoung and Sean will facilitate the workshop.
Paul Blake
He is a human-centred design evangelist and design leader with nearly 25 years experience.
He is currently a partner at Splendid Studio where he consults to a range of blue-chip corporate clients, nurture the thriving regional Victorian start-up ecosystem and deliver design coaching Australia-wide.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulrblake
Inyoung Choi
She is an empathetic user-centred designer, focuses on the outcomes in digital experience. She works for Our Very Own as a senior experience design consultant and currently works at National Australia Bank.
She previously worked for RMIT Online, Intel, Samsung, LG, Hyundai, Microsoft, HP and 3Com.
http://linkedin.com/in/inyoungc
Sean Breasley
He is a UX/Visual designer with over 12 years experience in the design industry. He has worked across many different disciplines ranging from ux, branding, education design, lecturing, packaging and digital spaces. Past clients have been NAB, Monash Uni, Australian Catholic Uni, Foundry and Symbion Imaging.
Currently He is working as a UX designer for Our Very Own a digital consultancy based in Melbourne.