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Creativity Loves Constraint: Designing for Minimum and Viable — Pam Dineva

July 12, 2016

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This talk was given at the Lean Startup Sydney meetup, hosted at Pivotal Labs Sydney. Learn more at http://www.meetup.com/Lean-Startup-Sydney/ and http://pivotal.io/locations/sydney Speaker: Pam Dineva, Product Designer, Pivotal Labs Pam Dineva is a Product Designer at Pivotal Labs. She crafts applications from concept to production and enjoys promoting Agile Design along with the magic in its madness.

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