Make Magic, Not Mobile Apps
When the iPhone was born, we could only imagine a future where you could summon cars with your watch, pay with your fingerprint or get nudged out the door for a run. Today, our devices have become magical assistants with apps taking on a supporting role. As one blogger wrote, “it’s the end of apps as we know them,” and as product developers, we need to adapt: To look beyond Interface Builder and Photoshop and think of ourselves as choreographers of real-world interactions. To design experiences, not apps. In this panel, you’ll learn from people who orchestrate experiences at Uber, OpenTable and Pinterest as they share how they’ve adapted their products & processes to a world of invisible apps.
Presenters

Angel Steger
Prod Design Lead for Virality & Collaboration
Angel Steger is an entrepreneur and product designer developing award-winning products, services, and technologies that empower people to get things done. After studying architecture at RISD, she p...
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Rahul Bijor
Head of API & Strategic Partnerships
Uber
Rahul joined Uber over two and a half years ago as their fourth product manager, and started as the lead for Data & Analytics. After six months, Rahul moved to his current role where he built out U...
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Thomas Stovicek
Head of Design
OpenTable
Thomas Stovicek is the Head of Design at OpenTable, the world’s leading provider of online restaurant reservations and part of The Priceline Group. Thomas leads the design discipline across Brand D...
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