CERIously Overbooked #2

You have a growth mindset and just want to learn more. Well here’s an event for you.

Welcome to Overbooked Perth, where busy professionals with a hunger for growth come to mingle and expand their minds!
Feed your curiosity, sharpen your skills, and stash away those nuggets of wisdom for whenever you need them.

Our events are tailor-made for young, busy professionals like you, eager to soak up knowledge while making valuable connections.

This meetup goal is to unite kindred spirits hungry to push boundaries, shake up norms, and leave a mark on the world. Expect lively discussions, shared insights, and a sprinkle of laughter as we learn together in a way that’s not just educational but downright enjoyable.

So, grab your curiosity and join Overbooked Perth for an evening of growth, connections, and good vibes.

This Month we will be exploring The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman (2013), and absolute bible when it comes to all things design and user experience.

This book is one of my personal favourites and I am delighted that Min will be breaking down the key elements for us all (David Smith).

Prior to the event, if you have any other references you would like to share on Design, UX, or anything that interests you, please share at the following link: 
https://form.jotform.com/24148…

Event Details

Speaker: Min Tan 

Topic: Designing for the People, by the People

Book: The Design of Everyday Things, Don Norman (2013) – (Note: you are not expected to have read this in order to attend).

Date: 31 July

Time: 5:30 – 7:30pm (doors open at 5pm)

Frequency: Last Wednesday of every month

Location: CERI office, Level 1, 22 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands