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DX Mornings 2: Why Your Products Suck @ The Cube

From the organizer: Tony Ho will show us why our products suck and how we can use design to improve user experience. 

Join us for for brunch, networking with other creative professionals, and an informative presentation!

About the speaker: Tony is founder of Webatures — a digital product lab focusing on user-centric story-based experiences. He also gave us some critical feedback early in the development of dxMag which was spot on and changed the site for the better, he knows his stuff!

 

Sunday, 6 July

10:00am

The Cube | 31B Lý Tự Trọng, District 1

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