Daniel Rosenberg speaks frankly about executive design leadership, why he’s trying to take the field back to first principles, and how the sun is setting on design as we know it.

Highlights include:

⭐ Which Jedi would Don Norman say is most like you? ⭐ How did your first presentation to Larry Ellison at Oracle go? ⭐ Why is design education being overly intuitive a problem? ⭐ What is Semantic IxD and why is it important? ⭐ How do you remove enemies while maintaining moral authority?

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Who is Daniel Rosenberg?

Daniel is the Chief Design Officer at r-CDO and during his 40+ year career, he has forged a near unparalleled path as a world-leading and highly respected UX practitioner, global design executive, consultant, author and educator.

Recently, Daniel has been working at the intersection of AI and interaction design, advising a number exciting startups, including WellDoc, CanSurround, Workato and Kleeen Software.

Before starting r-CDO, Daniel was the top UX executive at Oracle where he served as VP of UI Design, and then at SAP, where he was SVP of Global User Experience.

Prior to joining Oracle, while he was at Ashton-Tate and then Borland, Daniel invented several design patterns that are still popular in product design today, including tabbed UI.

Daniel’s latest book UX Magic was published in 2020; a groundbreaking book that lays out a complete system for Semantic Interaction Design.

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Find Daniel here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielrosenbergux/ Website: https://rcdoux.com/

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