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Sagi will share the psychological approach to design and reveal how you can boost engagement, retention, brand awareness, and the emotional stickiness of your product with very simple tweaks!

Expert on the psychology of aging. Michal’s research focuses on how older adults perceive and learn the digital sphere, and how we should create digital tools that suit the elderly population.

Ilya will discuss the challenges and opportunities of *Emotional Technology or EmoTech**. As AI gets better at recognizing human emotions, a vast new field opens for designers and product creators to help people better understand each other and themselves.

This talk will address what best practices are, where they came from, and what they’re good for; also, when to break them and how to break them well, with plenty of real-life examples.

In this highly interactive talk, the participants will learn how to create a “playable blueprint” of any product. Then, shuffle its ingredients into a set of engaging features that will move users to action…

Words are the foundation blocks of design. In this presentation, Yossi Nachemi will take you through some of the professional tricks of the trade for UX Writing. You will learn about where to find inspiration, what tools can be useful, and how to select the right word choices. Think of it as a sort of first aid course for writing when you are lost for words.

Join executive editorial director and Remotely Curious podcast host Tiffani Jones Brown as she walks you through the ins and outs of shipping a big, collaborative project—whether you’re hybrid, remote, or as we call it, “Virtual First.”

Even though complex systems are everywhere, there is a common misconception that designers must specialize in a specific domain to work with them. Shoval Zohar, a Product Designer at Wix, will show the opposite to be true.