The Future of Automation in UX and Design

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Jul 21, 2019

We all heard this before, “The Future of UX Design Is Automation “, and it seems that we have reached that point where without automation, there is no real opportunity for growth.

It is believed that by 2029, computers are likely to be more intelligent than humans and this came out from Ray Kurzweil, Director of Engineering at Google.

The recent leap in technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning can now support nonlinear, complex tasks that require logic—and, historically, human involvement as well. All these innovations are transforming everything from the way financial technology, or fintech, startups offer financial advice to self-driving cars—and even smarter recommendations for the shows we stream on Netflix.

As mentioned earlier, automation increasingly plays an integral role in the complex products we create and use, and without any doubt, there are great opportunities for automation to play a role in the future of UX design as well.

Automation is the next big thing to impact the entire industry of UX design—from optimizing the process of providing design feedback to transforming and streamlining the way product teams operate and increasing our ability to create compelling products and you will have the opportunity to hear all about it at the inaugural PICANTE TECH Conference Europe (TCE2019), which will take place in Prague on the 3rd of September at Vienna House Andel’s Prague.

At the conference, Jiří Třečák, CEO of Supernova will explain how automation is UX design works and how it can be a key revenue-driving factor in your startup or SME.

About Jiří Třečák

Before taking on the future of automated software development as the founder and CEO of Supernova, Jiří Třečák put more than 70 mobile development projects under his belt for leading global companies. Most recently, Supernova became the first Czech company to go through the prestigious YCombinator program in the W19 batch. As a self-described need-to-know-everything geek, his passions span startups, open-source, leadership, and beyond.

PICANTE Tech Conference Europe is designed to bring both people and knowledge together and provides the excellent ecosystem of networking and learning opportunities without interruptions with emphasis on comfort and communication. After learning from genuine world-class experts and way seers, meeting achievers shaping the B2B ecosystem, all attendees will get the chance to grab a drink and relax while networking at the evening social gathering.

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