Ngāti Hamoa & Ngāti Hapani
Sachi is a creative strategist, a design leader and a recovering people pleaser. She has worked in digital and design for over 25 years, spending most of her career creating and designing digital experiences centred on people.
As a proud Pasifika woman, she has a particular interest in diversity, equity and inclusion. She has spoken out about the need for more diversity within design and technology and the impact it can have on the technology we create.
Sachi is passionate about giving back - when she's not running after her two kids, you'll find her mentoring Pasifika youth, cheering on young leaders through the Young Enterprise Scheme, judging awards for Women in AI or volunteering at the local hospice.
Knowledge graphs, social graphs, and concept diagrams are becoming more prevalent in the business world. Companies like Google and Meta are using these capabilities to represent information. Let’s learn about these emerging applications and how we can design great experiences to support them.We will learn:- What are knowledge graphs, how they are built, and how they are used.- The design patterns, interactions and other experience elements that make up knowledge graphs- How to use design artifacts such as card sorts, journey maps, and wireframes to design knowledge graph experiences.- Learn how to use these what we learn throughout our UX practices.The workshop will have a hands activity to apply what we learn. Digital and physical templates will be provided as take aways for you to use in your own practice.This workshop is for everyone! No prior experience is needed.
