DIBI Conference 2022
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Showreel | 02m | |
The Design It; Build It (DIBI) conference was relaunched in Edinburgh Scotland in March 2022 after a 2 year hiatus due to the pandemic.
The DIBI conference… | ||
| Leaning Into Design Systems | Mark Boyes-Smith | 52m |
A design system built for a large platform at Anaplan claims four concrete effects: Harmony across pages, Speed where one shared inventory component is adopted… | ||
| Art Direction for the Web | Andy Clarke | 55m |
Argues that art direction intentionally moves readers emotionally and shows how to implement it, not just theorize it. Demonstrates specific layouts used on… | ||
| Design Principles for the Web | Jeremy Keith | 56m |
Concrete takeaways and choices not platitudes: web design favors Postel's Law — be conservative in what you send and liberal in what you accept — and the… | ||
| Can Sharing Save the World | Viv Taylor | 44m |
Claim: a neighbor-to-neighbor app that turns unwanted food into pickup listings and community exchanges. Built from from WhatsApp group into a 5–6 million user… | ||
| Designing, Diversity and Inclusion | Stewart Kyasimire | 40m |
Made a BAFTA‑nominated film Black & Scottish and folds that method into a production agency called Create Anything that builds talent pools and casts — a… | ||
| How to Reconnect With Your Creative Self | Ade-Lee Adebiyi | 47m |
Claims that creativity revives by beating perfection paralysis, overcoming imposter syndrome and curing innovation lag with concrete practices and tools. Cites… | ||
| Designing Digital Experiences for Travel | Helena Hill | 28m |
Air travel handles 297 million passengers a year (2019) and the talk lists concrete solutions: Stuttgart airport uses AI and machine learning to predict queue… | ||
| Panel discussion | 32m | |
Panelists argue that COVID accelerates shifts that were already happening and cite a concrete project: connected retail that plugs physical stores into Zalando… | ||
| Demystifying Accessibility | Rafaela Ferro | 32m |
Clear, practical claims: accessibility benefits everyone and 15% of the world population is affected, so it’s not niche. Concrete failures and fixes appear —… | ||
| How To Connect With Stakeholders Through Prototyping | James Tabiner | 24m |
Claim: a prototype is worth a thousand meetings and prototypes cut decision time by showing actual interactions not abstract descriptions. Concrete advice… | ||
| User Journeys for Action | Onna Degerman, Adam Cochrane | 30m |
Claim: Zalando rolls out an updated framework that combines jobs-to-be-done with success criteria into a master map so journey maps are findable, actionable… | ||
| F**k Just Going Back to Your Office | Julian Brown | 46m |
Claims remote work is salvageable not as a return to pre‑pandemic offices but as redesigned routines and spaces: cites 12 years of WFH experience and that only… | ||
| Despair of the Day and How Curiosity May Save You | Helle Jensen | 42m |
A case study of the Danish Corona Pass app explains the concrete design: a scannable QR-code passport that required login, prevented screenshots and logs users… | ||
| Connecting the Dots of Growth | Jonny Grubin | 34m |
SoPost is a digital product-sampling platform that ties ads and retailer pages to fulfilment, consented data and analytics and physical distribution; an early… | ||
| Usability vs. Security. Can they live together? | Alon Kiriati | 24m |
Claim: passwords remain critical because 98% of sites still use passwords, and password strength can be estimated more realistically than composition rules… | ||
| In Defence of the Jack of All Trades | Graham McDonnell | 24m |
Argument: being a generalist delivers unique, practical advantages rather than vague breadth. Examples include moving from music production to sound design to… | ||
| Beauty in the Age of Metrics | Damien Gallagher | 34m |
Argues that measurable business value follows well‑crafted emotional design and gives concrete evidence and tactics: cites the Hitachi aesthetic usability… | ||
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