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Alan Cooper

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The father of visual basic

Writing feature packed bug free software didn’t guarantee success

Most significant innovation is paired design

The results of pair design á la @MrAlanCooper is mind-blowing. I can really recommend it. #uxlx

— Per Axbom (@axbom) May 26, 2016

The one and only @MrAlanCooper is up on stage and we are all in awe. #ranchstories #uxlx

— Adam Bruzon (@adambruzon) May 26, 2016

Everyone who designs and develops software has the power to shape the way we live. @MrAlanCooper #uxlx

— Melissa Perri (@lissijean) May 26, 2016

We're all cyborgs and alchemists @MrAlanCooper @caseorganic #uxlx

— Eilis Boyle (@eilis_boyle) May 26, 2016

"Agricultural & software dev are similar if industrialised & can be toxic. You don't have to deplete to make a profit." .@MrAlanCooper #uxlx

— Graphic Mint (@Graphic_Mint) May 26, 2016

"Agricultural & software dev are similar if industrialised & can be toxic. You don't have to deplete to make a profit." .@MrAlanCooper #uxlx

— Graphic Mint (@Graphic_Mint) May 26, 2016

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Software companies that focus on profit forsake their values and treat customers like extractable resources. @MrAlanCooper #uxlx

— Melissa Perri (@lissijean) May 26, 2016

"So many of the hard learned lessons of the industrial age don't work with bits the way they did with atoms" @MrAlanCooper #uxlx

— Stephanie Rieger 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇦🇪🇺🍵 (@stephanierieger) May 26, 2016

Tightly managed teams rarely create great software.

"Family agriculture feeds the world. It's wrong that it's not economically viable…the same is happening in technology." @MrAlanCooper #uxlx

— Stephanie Rieger 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇦🇪🇺🍵 (@stephanierieger) May 26, 2016

@MrAlanCooper Smart, deep and human oriented talk as closing keynote at #uxlx conference pic.twitter.com/ZGEH5VkXq9

— Wiesław Kotecki (@WiesiekKotecki) May 26, 2016

Profit is a by-product of quality