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About the talk (Englisch):
A floppy disk has not sat in a drawer for twenty years. It still means save. Icons keep working long after the objects behind them disappear, until the day they lose meaning. In this talk, I will trace how visual language in interfaces is built, learned, or lost, and how this gap opens an exciting opportunity to reinvent existing concepts. Through the MyHelvetia application case study, we will explore how UX designers can translate ideas into imagery without losing sight of the two things every visual element connects a user to: what the product does, and what values it stands for.

About the speaker:
Marta Carrer is a UX Designer at YOO AG in Basel, Switzerland. With a background as a graphic designer in Italy, she now works across data-driven business applications and illustration for digital products, focusing on how visual language carries meaning in interfaces.

When:
Wednesday, 2. September 2026, at 18:30

Place:
HGK Basel
Freilager-Platz 1,
Münchenstein

Agenda:
18:30 - Arrival / Registration
18:45 - Welcome
18:50 - Talk "Drawing users in: UX meets Illustration
19:20 - Free Apéro & Networking
21:00 - Lights out

Entrance is free of charge.

Fair play: Seating at the location is limited at 50 people. Once your plans change, please unregister. Thanks a lot!

If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to leave a comment or contact us at [basel@uxschweiz.ch](mailto:basel@uxschweiz.ch).

This event is co-financed by the membership fees of UX Switzerland. Support us and become a member.

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Events in Münchenstein
Interaction Design
Human-Centered Design
User Experience
User Research
UX Design

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