Jim Kosem - DeepWork Studio - Ethereum London keynote - #ethldn

Wed, Oct 2, 2019, 12:00 AM

Designers, Toasters & Blockchain The blockchain space has a problem and needs designers help, but perhaps in not the ways many in the community think. Jim Kosem of DeepWork Studio talks about how we can learn how to think and talk about design problems and how to make blockchain-based products and services not only usable to the uninitiated but understandable, and thus adaptable and spreadable. // About Jim Kosem Jim is a product and service designer and consultant previously with the British government digital transformation, top Fortune 500’s such as Intel and Samsung and academia. He is focused on making the decentralised and blockchain world usable and liveable through design, research, and co-creation. // About DeepWork Studio DeepWork Studio - https://deepwork.studio - is a cross-functional team of experts in UX and product design bringing user-focus blockchain products. Their client list includes Hummingbot, N26, Contently, Ramp, and Nexus Mutual. // About Ethereum London Ethereum London #ethldn is the home of the Ethereum community in London. The community provides 2 meetups every month including this Keynote at the prestigious Imperial College London. // About #ethldn Keynote The #ethldn keynote is a lecture style event with speakers from brilliant projects all around the world. Highlight speakers include: - Vitalik Buterin (founder of Ethereum) - Gavin Wood (co-founder of Ethereum & Polkadot) - Stefan George (co-founder of Gnosis) - Makoto Inoue (founder of Kickback dapp and ENS developer) Join our future events: https://www.meetup.com/ethereum/ Find out what we're all about https://ethldn.org Tweet us: https://twitter.com/ethldn // #ethldn supporters Thanks go to CryptoCompare and Imperial College London for their ongoing support of our community. Disclaimers: Ethereum London/ethldn is not related to any organisation, foundation, company, or product. We are 100% volunteer-run and stay committed to promoting a community that's entirely blockchain and technology agnostic. The appearance of projects and presentations at Ethereum London/ethldn does not represent an endorsement from any of our members, volunteers, supporters, or sponsors. Nothing presented constitutes investment advice in any form.