

Contexts change, and processes should too.
The biggest waste in software development is building the wrong thing. But we continue to use processes that focus on the efficiency of building software instead of effectiveness and sustainability.
We don't know what customers will like until they have the product so we need to build processes around short cycles, quick experiments and iterations. That's what UXDX is all about.
We host speakers who share how they are changing their processes to enable more autonomous, empowered product teams. The goal is for everyone involved in product development from Product Managers, UX Researchers, Designers and Developers to get involved and learn the T-shaped skills necessary for high-performing product teams.
Everyone is obsessed with autonomous agents right now, but you don't always need one. Often, the better approach is to use AI to generate structured data up front, then let standard code handle the rest. Keep it simple: use AI to build the setup, and run simple logic at runtime.
To prove it, I built an AI movement coach that breaks down videos (like a tennis serve, dance move, or martial arts kata) into step-by-step interactive lessons. A live webcam coach then tracks your form and scores you as you practice.
I built the app using AI tools, but at runtime, it only makes a single call to Claude per new lesson (and even that can be skipped). Once a lesson is created, the system caches it and converts each movement into target joint angles. Plain math handles the scoring in real time. The result is fast, cheap, predictable, and simple.
In this talk, I'll walk through:
Live demos of the coach in action My AI-assisted development workflow Practical strategies to keep runtime costs low Honest takeaways on when an agent is actually worth it versus when a single API call does the jobWhat is Lovable?
Lovable is an AI-powered app builder that lets anyone turn ideas into real, working software — just by chatting with AI.
Start your project:
Enter your prompt
A prompt is the instruction you type to tell Lovable what to build or change. Be specific — describe what you want and Lovable will generate it.
Enable Plan Mode for complex builds
Plan Mode lets Lovable think through your request before writing code. It asks clarifying questions and maps out an approach — like brainstorming with a co-founder.
Watch as Lovable transforms your prompt into a real product
Lovable writes the code, builds the UI, and gives you a live preview you can interact with instantly.
Make it beautiful with design instructions
Drag in screenshots, reference sites, or describe a style. Ask Lovable to match a specific aesthetic, add animations, or use a particular color palette. Great design is just a prompt away.
Understanding user needs is the foundation of UX, but adoption is what makes solutions truly valuable. At Weir, a global industrial manufacturer, the SMART Factory team thought they knew what factory operators needed. Yet their solutions were being ignored (or even physically broken!).
This talk shares how Weir’s UX team partnered with engineers to uncover real user needs, the creative methods required to co-create digital and physical tools that operators embraced, and how the UX team brought the factory floor into the boardroom to win global stakeholder buy-in.
What you'll learn:
User engagement is critical to innovation, and to making it stick Use your users (the subject matter experts!) when you're designing solutions Creative storytelling wins stakeholder buy-in

Contexts change, and processes should too.
The biggest waste in software development is building the wrong thing. But we continue to use processes that focus on the efficiency of building software instead of effectiveness and sustainability.
We don't know what customers will like until they have the product so we need to build processes around short cycles, quick experiments and iterations. That's what UXDX is all about.
We host speakers who share how they are changing their processes to enable more autonomous, empowered product teams. The goal is for everyone involved in product development from Product Managers, UX Researchers, Designers and Developers to get involved and learn the T-shaped skills necessary for high-performing product teams.
Everyone is obsessed with autonomous agents right now, but you don't always need one. Often, the better approach is to use AI to generate structured data up front, then let standard code handle the rest. Keep it simple: use AI to build the setup, and run simple logic at runtime.
To prove it, I built an AI movement coach that breaks down videos (like a tennis serve, dance move, or martial arts kata) into step-by-step interactive lessons. A live webcam coach then tracks your form and scores you as you practice.
I built the app using AI tools, but at runtime, it only makes a single call to Claude per new lesson (and even that can be skipped). Once a lesson is created, the system caches it and converts each movement into target joint angles. Plain math handles the scoring in real time. The result is fast, cheap, predictable, and simple.
In this talk, I'll walk through:
Live demos of the coach in action My AI-assisted development workflow Practical strategies to keep runtime costs low Honest takeaways on when an agent is actually worth it versus when a single API call does the jobWhat is Lovable?
Lovable is an AI-powered app builder that lets anyone turn ideas into real, working software — just by chatting with AI.
Start your project:
Enter your prompt
A prompt is the instruction you type to tell Lovable what to build or change. Be specific — describe what you want and Lovable will generate it.
Enable Plan Mode for complex builds
Plan Mode lets Lovable think through your request before writing code. It asks clarifying questions and maps out an approach — like brainstorming with a co-founder.
Watch as Lovable transforms your prompt into a real product
Lovable writes the code, builds the UI, and gives you a live preview you can interact with instantly.
Make it beautiful with design instructions
Drag in screenshots, reference sites, or describe a style. Ask Lovable to match a specific aesthetic, add animations, or use a particular color palette. Great design is just a prompt away.
Understanding user needs is the foundation of UX, but adoption is what makes solutions truly valuable. At Weir, a global industrial manufacturer, the SMART Factory team thought they knew what factory operators needed. Yet their solutions were being ignored (or even physically broken!).
This talk shares how Weir’s UX team partnered with engineers to uncover real user needs, the creative methods required to co-create digital and physical tools that operators embraced, and how the UX team brought the factory floor into the boardroom to win global stakeholder buy-in.
What you'll learn:
User engagement is critical to innovation, and to making it stick Use your users (the subject matter experts!) when you're designing solutions Creative storytelling wins stakeholder buy-inGet in touch!
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