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Web Directions Summit

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DesignOps: The Future of Design, as a Service

Mark Dalgleish DesignOps Lead SEEK

Design systems are playing an ever-increasing role in allowing us to produce world-class design at scale. However, for these systems to truly deliver on their potential, they need to be properly integrated into the rest of the organisation, speaking the same language as those building and delivering products to our end users.

As a result, we're beginning to see the rise of Design Operations ("DesignOps" for short) within companies like Salesforce, Airbnb and Australia's own SEEK, with dedicated engineering resources being embedded within teams that historically would have only contained designers. By focusing developers entirely on translating a company's design language into production-ready code and monitoring its real-world effectiveness, we can empower our design teams to deliver high quality design across large organisations at a pace that simply wasn't previously possible.

But what does DesignOps look like in practice? How do we ensure developers and designers are speaking the same language? What should your organisation expect from such a fundamental shift in perspective, and how do we measure success? Together, we'll examine the benefits, challenges and future potential of this approach through the real-life experiences of an engineer who's been living in a design team for the past year.

Mark Dalgleish

Mark Dalgleish is the CSS Modules co-creator, @MelbJS organiser, and DesignOps Lead at @seekjobs

Don't miss your chance to see Mark Dalgleish and many other inspiring speakers at Web Directions Summit 17.

Tickets start at $999, for two in-depth days with the world's leading product, design and engineering experts.

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