As designers, we need something more than love for the craft and an eye for insights to be effective. Although day in and day out we share and perfect our designs, we need to consider the nuances of different audiences and contexts when we're presenting them. Understanding these subtleties will make your design presentations more successful, and your designs will get the spotlight they deserve.

Whether you're a new designer or a veteran, join me to explore these nuances and start designing your ux design presentations to be more effective for everyone.

About the speaker:

Rakesh Patwari is a passionately curious digital product designer, who teaches and talks design. He's currently a Product design Lead at Salesforce and Instructor at UC Berkeley Ext, San Francisco.

For the past 19 years, he's worked at start-ups, large enterprises, and consulting firms across industries, which have provided him with an assortment of rich and diverse experiences to draw from. He's known for making the complex clear. A mentor at startups and featured in podcasts, he's been invited as a speaker and a panelist to talk about design, storytelling, leadership, and security.

Some of his former employers and clients include Juniper networks, Apple, Linkedin, Cognizant technologies, and Aerohive networks.

This is the Agenda for the day:

6-6:30 - Snacks and Networking

6:30 - 7:30 - Presentation and Q&A

7:30 to 9ish - More snacks and more networking!