Design DNA
13 - 14 Nov 2025
Online
Design DNA
Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay)
Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay)
Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay)
UX Engineer
UX Engineer
UX Engineer
About the speaker
About the speaker
About the speaker
My name is Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay) and I'm an independent UX Engineer with over a decade of experience in product design, design systems, and front-end development. Currently I'm helping clients create impactful products through intuitive design and scalable code. I'm also a conference speaker and co-host of the Code and Pixels podcast. Some of my interests include minimalism, art, travel, and stoicism.
My name is Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay) and I'm an independent UX Engineer with over a decade of experience in product design, design systems, and front-end development. Currently I'm helping clients create impactful products through intuitive design and scalable code. I'm also a conference speaker and co-host of the Code and Pixels podcast. Some of my interests include minimalism, art, travel, and stoicism.
My name is Adekunle Oduye (Add-eh-koon-lay Oh-due-yay) and I'm an independent UX Engineer with over a decade of experience in product design, design systems, and front-end development. Currently I'm helping clients create impactful products through intuitive design and scalable code. I'm also a conference speaker and co-host of the Code and Pixels podcast. Some of my interests include minimalism, art, travel, and stoicism.
Lecture
Lecture
Lecture
Redefining the Contribution Model: Promoting Components with Purpose
Redefining the Contribution Model: Promoting Components with Purpose
Redefining the Contribution Model: Promoting Components with Purpose
Traditional contribution models often create bottlenecks and discourage collaboration, especially when stakeholder buy-in is uncertain. This talk introduces a more sustainable way to promote components: focusing on reducing friction and abstracting only what truly adds value. By reframing the contribution process, design systems can scale with limited resources while delivering real, sustainable value.
Traditional contribution models often create bottlenecks and discourage collaboration, especially when stakeholder buy-in is uncertain. This talk introduces a more sustainable way to promote components: focusing on reducing friction and abstracting only what truly adds value. By reframing the contribution process, design systems can scale with limited resources while delivering real, sustainable value.
Traditional contribution models often create bottlenecks and discourage collaboration, especially when stakeholder buy-in is uncertain. This talk introduces a more sustainable way to promote components: focusing on reducing friction and abstracting only what truly adds value. By reframing the contribution process, design systems can scale with limited resources while delivering real, sustainable value.
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gabriela@designdnaconf.com
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gabriela@designdnaconf.com