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Converge 2025
I was a featured speaker at Converge, an international, sold-out design systems conference with 250+ attendees from around the world. Converge brings together senior practitioners actively building, scaling, and driving adoption of design systems across organizations, from early foundations to enterprise-scale impact. The one-day, in-person event was hosted at the Bristol Beacon, a renowned concert hall and cultural venue in Bristol, UK.
Company
Role
Capital One
Speaker
Timeline
October 2025
Presentation summary
This talk explores how education, when treated as a product in its own right, can drive trust, build confidence, and create lasting fluency. We’ll talk about designing training for that magic “click” moment, when people finally understand how the system works, why it matters, and when using a design system becomes instinctive. From meeting teams where they are, to weaving learning into daily workflows, to creating the muscle memory that turns first-time users into confident advocates, we’ll look at how to make both learning and training feel natural. When education clicks, the system becomes second nature: and that’s when adoption truly lifts off.
I led the strategy and content for this talk and co-presented it with Erin Potter. Drawing from enterprise experience at Capital One, I shared practical, scalable approaches for designing human-centered education that supports daily practice. The result is an education model that reinforces learning in partnership with the design system instead of against.
Converge article
Alongside the talk, I authored a companion article for the zeroheight blog, extending the on-stage narrative into a deeper, actionable exploration of education as product thinking. The article was also produced as a printed zine and distributed to conference attendees, extending the impact of the session beyond stage and into continued learning.
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