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Melbourne Coffee - UX Design

Hosted by IxDF Melbourne
May 19th, 2018
12:00am - 12:00am (UTC +11:00)
Coffee place in Fitzroy?, TBC, Melbourne, Victoria
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Hi IxDF Melbourne, let's meet up and network over coffee! Share UX design insights and resources, discuss UX problems you are facing now, or just chat about anything else. It's going to be an informal, cozy meet-up with fellow designers!

Meet-Up Discussion

NICOLAS FARCI
Hi all! Please use this discussion thread to discuss Melbourne Coffee - UX Design held on May 19, 2018. Feel free to ask questions about the place, date and time, agenda of the meeting, or anything else.
David Knispel

Looking forward to attending a meetup outside of work hours.

Mark Trischuk

I will only be able to make your meetings during the week, but have a great time everyone who can attend

Benjamin

has a time and place been established yet

Tim Burnett

Hi Guys, just to get things moving and to see whether this event is actually happing, can I put forward 'The Crafty Squire' 127 Russell St. I've not been there, but it's central - and it has beer.

Brooke Page

I still don't know what time the meet up is going to be and is the location at 'The Crafty Squire'?

Barbara-Anne Tane

I'm happy to meet at The Crafty Squire. Would 12.30 suit anyone?

David Knispel

I’m flexible but a little concerned the place and time is not yet set. Is this the normal process?

Barbara-Anne Tane

Hey David, no shouldn't be the normal process. The organiser should specify the date and time when creating the meeting invite.

I believe you get IxDF recognition credits for organising events, I hope that isn't the only reason this meet up was created without confirming details.

David Knispel

Thanks Barbara-Anne. I was thinking it's a bit strange. Hopefully we can get another organised a bit better.

Brooke Page

Hey,

I agree there was a poor organization /communication for this event. I'm happy to catch up next weekend.

Tim Burnett

Hi all, not sure who was planning this either. Which is why I selected something to get things started. I've not been to one of these either. Will play it by ear this afternoon and if enough say they are going, then I'll make the trip up to the city. As many on this list might not be viewing IxDF emails outside of work times, I'd be surprised if tonight happens.

Dino DeFazio

Same here Timothy. Hopefully we can make the next meet work.

Sarah

Hey everyone, can't wait to meet up with you. Fitzroy suits me very well, so will look forward to updates :-)

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