This document summarizes a UXSG meetup event that took place. It includes the program agenda with times for two speaker presentations, "The MUDD Model" by Jonathan Easton and "UXSG Initiative - UX Library Concept" by Raven Chai. Afterwards was a discussion on priorities and initiatives for the UX community in 2015, including creating a UX library concept to share knowledge. The document outlines proposed features and design principles for the UX library concept.

1. VENUE SPONSOR
DesignSingapore Council

2. Program
730pm - 815pm:
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The MUDD Model - Marrying UX. Design and Development
by Jonathan Easton
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815pm - 9pm:
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UXSG Initiative - UX Library Concept
by Raven Chai
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9pm - 10pm:
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Networking (outside of auditorium)
Everyone

3. Speaker 1
Jonathan Easton
Creative Director, GlobalSign
Prior to joining GlobalSign.In (GS), Jonathan, was a lecturer in Multimedia Design for Curtin University.
And ever since Jonathan has joined GSI, he has been pretty much the driving force behind the
company’s design works, winning GSI multiple awards for websites and digital works that have been
created over time.
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Today, Jonathan is GSI’s Creative Director, and he leads and drives the UX / design team. Having worked
with many types of clients, ranging from Government agencies, ministries, MNCs to Art Galleries,
Jonathan is very versatile in his design choices. He has got the rare talent of being able to create very
corporate, but yet stylish designs and on the other extreme very abstract digital creations.

4. One of the most popular lightning talks in UXSG 2014 Conference!!

5. Speaker 2
Raven Chai
Founding Principal Consultant, UX Consulting
Raven Chai is the principal at UX Consulting, has over 15 years experience as a technologist, designer
and user experience practitioner.
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He has been involved in more than 120+ projects across various industries and of different products –
eServices, course program site, large corporate websites, eCommerce, lifestyle, B2B portals and TV
apps. He has also founded a local UX Community, UX Singapore as a platform for UX professionals,
designers, developers and business owners to share knowledge and connect people within the industry.
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Founded UXSG community & Program Manager for User Experience Professional Association Asia.

6. WE’LL BE TAKING A BREAK FOR UXSG
CONFERENCE NEXT YEAR!!

7. What’s next?

8. FOCUS ON THINGS THAT MATTERS TO
THE COMMUNITY IN YEAR 2015

9. WHAT CAN WE (A GROUND-UP COMMUNITY) DO?
Be better at what you do professionally!
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Design is placed at strategic positions!
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Foster a stronger community relationship!
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Build better products and services!
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Groom future design leaders in Asia!
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10. OUTCOME ⟫!
Be better at what you do professionally
How to be a better practitioner?
Do you want to learn new things?
What is the best way to learn?
What challenges am I facing?
What is useful to me professionally?

11. Ways ⟫!
Be better at what you do professionally
Case
Studies
Seminars /
Talks
Hands-on
Workshops
Mentorship Hackathon
UX Books
Conference

12. Mini-Workshop
group of 4

13. USE POST-IT NOTES TO PUT IN YOUR OWN OPINIONS
What is useful to
me?
What challenges do I
face?
How do I learn
better?
10 mins

14. ORDER BY IMPORTANCE WITHIN YOUR GROUP
What is useful to
me?
What challenges do I
face?
How do I learn
better?
10 mins
+
10 mins
1
2
3
4
5

15. WE WILL ANALYSE THE FINDINGS TO
UNDERSTAND YOUR PRIORITIES

16. UX Library Concept

17. Introduction
to
UX
Library
A
platform
initiated
from
the
UX
community
to
help
our
local
practitioners
to
gain
and
exchange
knowledge
with
each
other.
One
of
the
ways
is
to
facilitate
book
exchanges
or
sharing
the
essence
of
book
learnings.

18. Type
of
Users
Librarian Borrower
‘Book
Contributor’

19. What sort of
personal
details are
required to
keep a record
of the
borrower?
Librarian
Number of
companies
that has
similar books
Are the books
popular titles?
How to gauge
due date and
who sets the
due date?
How to chase/
trace the
books back?
How do we
remind
borrowers to
return the book
when due date
is nearing?
What happens
if borrower
exceeds due
date?
What if
borrower
cannot be
contacted?
What if the
books are
lost?
What if
borrower pass
the book to a
friend?
Terms &
Conditions

20. How and
where do I
borrow and
collect the
books?
Borrower
Do I need to pay
a fine if i exceed
the due date?
Is it possible to
ask for an
extension of due
date if mine is
nearing?
How and where
do I return the
books?
How do I
check on the
list of
available
books to
borrow?
Would the
books be
useful to me?
Can I ask
librarian for
advice on what
are the
recommended
books to read?
Am I allowed to
get the book
halfway from
the previous
borrower?

21. Am I allowed to
distribute my
books to more
than one
librarian?
‘Book
Contributor’
How do I decide
which librarian
should I pass
my books to?
Should I play a
part in following
up on who
borrowed my
books?
How do I keep
track of my
books that are
being borrowed?
How do I ensure
that the books
are of good use
to the
community?

22. Design
Principles
1. Traceability 2. Shareability
3. Accessibility 4. Discoverability

23. Traceability
Establish
Guidelines
1. Has
a
Facebook
account
and
be
transparent
in
terms
of
pro@ile
2. Those
who
did
not
return
the
books
borrowed
will
be
banned
from
the
community
‣ Publicise
and
announce
at
the
UXSG
Facebook
page
3. Books
that
are
lost
will
have
to
be
replaced
with
the
same
book
by
the
borrower
4. Labels
will
be
pasted
on
every
book
to
indicate
which
‘library’
it
belongs
to
Transparency
in
Facebook
proLile Labels
on
where
the
book
belongs

24. Shareability
1. Borrowers
could
take
advantage
of
social
media
platforms
(e.g
UXSG
Facebook
page)
to
share
on
his/her
knowledge
gained
‣ Able
to
get
a
chance
to
network
with
people
who
have
read
the
same
book
and
share
their
respective
experiences
2. Mentoring
would
not
be
an
obligation
but
borrowers
could
ask
for
advice
from
librarian
on
what
are
the
recommended
books
to
read
based
on
what
he/she
wants
to
learn

25. Accessibility
1. Whoever
wishes
to
be
a
librarian,
should
not
be
in
a
central
pro@ile
2. ‘UX
Library’
will
be
at
the
company’s
of@ice
therefore
borrowers
who
wish
to
borrow
and
return
a
book
will
have
to
head
down
to
the
respective
company’s
of@ice
3. Alternatively,
if
the
book
is
currently
‘on
loan’,
the
borrower
may
meet
the
previous
borrower
to
collect
the
book
halfway
instead
of
having
to
wait
for
him/her
to
return
it
to
the
‘library’

26. Discoverability
1. Social
network
promotions
2. Sharing
of
experience
from
the
3
different
type
of
users
(Librarian,
Borrower,
‘Book
Contributor’)
through
meet-­‐ups

27. LibraryThing
-­‐
www.librarything.com
Ways
to
add
books
to
your
catalogue

28. Goodreads
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www.goodreads.com
What
is
it?
“Goodreads
is
the
world's
largest
site
for
readers
and
book
recommendations.
See
what
your
friends
are
reading,
organise
what
you've
read,
list
your
favourite
books,
discuss
literature,
form
groups,
and
connect
with
other
readers.”
Reviews
&
Articles
on
Goodreads
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.goodreads.com
http://bookriot.com/2012/07/31/goodreads-­‐v-­‐librarything-­‐part-­‐one/
https://cheapthrillsbookblog.wordpress.com/2013/12/09/goodreads-­‐vs-­‐librarything-­‐vs-­‐booklikes/

29. BookLikes
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www.booklikes.com
Stores
that
sells
this
book
Users
who
have
read
the
same
book
Customised
bookshelves

30. WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU
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DROP US AN EMAIL:
meetup@uxsg.org

31. Announcements

32. What’s happening early 2015
Full Program @HKD $2,000 $2,950 : http://uxhongkong.com/uxsg.asp
Day 1 only @HKD $500 $750 : http://uxhongkong.com/uxsg-day1-only.asp
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Special offer ends: 31st Dec 2014
View full program and speakers lineup at http://www.uxhongkong.com/

33. Discount Code “UXSG” indefinitely - http://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/

35. Please help to return the stationaries when
you exit the auditorium!
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Thank you!