Struggling to bring design ideas to life? UX research not giving the best results? Design system not maintained across the board? Join us for our upcoming webinar: Ask A Designer – A LIVE AMA Session with a Panel of Design Experts to get real-time answers to your most pressing design challenges. Don’t miss the conversation as Product Designers Pranavi LMK, Carlos Salguero, and Véronique Janosy join our panelists for an open discussion on 👉 UX Research 👉 Self-Serve Journeys 👉 UI/UX 👉 Prototyping 👉 Design Systems 👉...and everything design 📅 Date: September 26, 2024 ⏰ Time: 09:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST 🔗Registration link: https://lnkd.in/dKYsz2tG #AskADesigner #Design #UX #Designers #Webinar #LIVE Laura McCutchan Pranavi LMK Carlos Salguero Véronique Janosy
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