The art of kick-ass mobile design

You have the right mobile product. You even have the right story to tell around it. However, without design, will you be able to convert users? Let’s face it: Design can make or break your app. We all know that mobile is a unique form factor, and you have to design especially for it.

The rise of the messaging apps and powerful seamlessness of new video technology show once again that mobile-oriented design and UI can disrupt established ways of thinking in marketing. What does the emergence of new platforms like WhatsApp, Snapchat, Instagram, and others mean for most companies seeking to drive growth? And what have we learned about the best practices of awesomeness in mobile design in 2015?

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We’re diving into this topic and more at MobileBeat on July 13 – 14 in San Francisco. In an hour-long session on Monday titled, “The art of a kick-ass mobile design,” mobile thought leaders from Workday, Evernote, Intuit, and Airbnb will be exploring this theme and discussing how mobile-oriented design and UI can disrupt established ways of thinking in marketing.

Speakers include:

• Emily Wengert, VP of UX, HUGE
• Joe Korngiebel, Senior Vice President of User Experience, Workday
• Jamie Hull, VP Mobile Products, Evernote
• Mike Tschudy, Head of Design, Mint.com & Consumer Banking, Intuit
• Alex Schleifer, Head of Design, Airbnb

Register now to hear from these amazing speakers and more. Don’t miss out on this opportunity from some of the biggest names and most disruptive technology companies and learn where mobile is going.