In partnership Oracle Design, we are proud to present a three-part series on “Design for Automation”:

As UX Designers, focusing on the user has always been at the heart of our mission and process. But in a world transformed by automation, AI, and Machine Learning, who is the ‘user’ now? Will our traditional mission as designers, and our tried-and-true methodologies still work when the ‘user’ isn’t just a person anymore?

Join Oracle Design for a three-part series to explore what it means to Design for Automation powered by AI/ML, voice, chatbots, digital assistants, and more. We'll share what we’ve learned in our journey to redesign the 'future of work’ including design principles, specific examples of UX and UI problems we’ve solved for, and lessons learned. Finally, apply what you’ve learned with a hands-on workshop, and celebrate the winning team’s design in style.

Session 2: Deconstructing Automation Design

Want to learn what it’s like to actually design for automation? Hear directly from several designers who have done just that and lived to tell the tale. We’ll examine specific examples of design for automation and show what makes it different and distinct from a traditional user-centered process. We’ll then have a panel discussion to dive into the details.

Oracle Presenters:

• Winston Wang, Vice President of Design, Finch & ERP

• Aylin Uysal, Vice President of Design, HCM

• Jennifer Darmour, Vice President of Design, SCM

Oracle Design + AIGA SF: Exploring design one interaction at a time

At Oracle Design, we’ve been eagerly looking forward to our partnership with AIGA SF. It’s one of those moments when the design stars align and we get to share our inspiration, insights, and reflection with a community of design-minded folks.

Throughout this partnership, we want to celebrate the broad strokes, the pixel-nudging details, the behind-the-scene processes, and everything in between. If it contributes to exceptional design, we’re game to explore it. Because that’s what we’re focused on every day: designing experiences that will help people fall in love with Oracle one interaction at a time.

And we recognize that remarkable design requires more than just attention to detail. It requires heart, patience, and, most importantly, community. Luckily for us, collaborating with AIGA SF will allow us to connect with you and let us learn from one another.

Click here to learn more about Oracle Design and explore career opportunities

Attend all 3 events in the series for the best experience. Registration for each event is required:

Session 1: Approaching Automation Design

Session 2: Deconstructing Automation Design

Session 3: Automation Design Workshop (Session for attendees of Session 1 or 2 preferred! Tickets will be announced soon!)

Why Does AIGA SF Charge a Fee to Attend?

We're a 501 (c)(3) non-profit and while we would LOVE to produce free programming, San Francisco is an expensive city! All proceeds from ticket sales directly support the local design community and future programming. We want all AIGA SF programming to be accessible to those who wish to attend. To inquire about free or reduced tickets, please take a moment to fill out our scholarship form.

REFUND POLICY

We do not offer refunds. All ticket sales go directly to supporting AIGA SF programming and events.

Getting to AIGA SF

Street parking is limited and the nearest parking garage is located at Sutter & Stockton. We encourage guests to use car sharing or take public transportation. We're located blocks away from the Montgomery BART station. We cannot accommodate bikes in our space, however, secure bike parking is located at the Embarcadero BART station, a 15-minute walk to our office.

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