How to find the real user's problem
How to find the real user's problem takes place on Tue, 29 Sept 2026 at 18:30 (GMT+1) at Brewhouse & Kitchen - Highbury in London, United Kingdom, and runs until 21:30. Tickets are £9 + on Luma.
About this event
Sofiia Matsiutsia and Joseph Wan lead a beginner-friendly evening exploring where Vibe Coding and Design Thinking intersect. Attendees learn to define real problems, map assumptions in small groups, and build apps or games with Lovable credits. The session concludes with optional demos and networking time for the local community.
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If you've been looking for a sign to build something with AI that solves a real problem, this is it! Join us for a beginner-friendly evening with Lovable exploring where Vibe Coding and Design Thinking intersect, and why this intersection matters for anyone building with GenAI. Two months ago we ran this workshop at the conference in Brighton. We got such amazing feedback that we were asked to repeat it one more time for our local community! Who is it for? This session is absolutely vital for anyone who has tried to build something with AI, only to watch it fail. Even after your friends gave you glowing feedback. (Spoiler: they were just being nice, and buyers still didn't want it!) Why now? Products usually fail not because of bad implementation, but because the problem was never properly defined. If you're iterating toward the useless thing, speed of iteration, the design, or the model is worthless. The rapid rise of AI put the tools into everyone's hands, but not the skill to identify the problem your users have. So, how to find a right problem to solve? Format Lection: We'll walk through a practical framework product people use to find the right problem to work on, before spending tons of money (or tokens) on development. Exercise: You'll team up in small groups to map out causes and assumptions. Free building time with Lovable: Make an app, a game, a website, or whatever idea you come up with based on what we discovered. Lovable will kindly provide credits for all of our guests of the night :) Hosted by Sofiia Matsiutsia, Product Designer, teacher, and founder of this community. Joseph Wan, a Creative Technologist and Artist, who enjoys exploring new tools, and making tech feel approachable for everyone. What to bring? Laptop and vibes! Agenda 6:30 – Doors open, meet new people, and grab a drink 7:00 – Lection: Intro to the Design Thinking 7:30 – Exercise: Finding the right problem to solve 8:15 – Break (meet new people, swap ideas) 8:30 – Free building time: Let's vibe code together 💻 9:00 – Optional demos 📺 9:20 – Hang out, network, make friends ✌️ — These events are free and always will be. We want to stay independent from companies to do events only about what we find useful for society. That's why we rely on you, our community, to keep going: - renting venues- prepping materials- covering the everyday costs of putting these on- bringing more events to more cities, online and offline. Anything you can chip in helps us keep doing this! Vibe Coding Collective is a global community helping anyone turn ideas into working software with AI. We host relaxed social coding jams in co-working spaces, cafés, and pubs. Whether you're a developer or have never written a line of code, you'll fit right in! Follow us on Instagram! By signing up, you consent to the collection and sharing of your name, email address, photos, videos, and software, unless you explicitly opt out by informing the organizers.
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- When
- Tue, 29 Sept 2026 · 18:30 (GMT+1) · until 21:30
- Where
- Brewhouse & Kitchen - Highbury
- Address
- Brewhouse & Kitchen - Highbury, 2A Corsica St, London N5 1JJ, UK
- Price
- £9 +
- Genre
- ai
Questions
- When is How to find the real user's problem?
- Tue, 29 Sept 2026 at 18:30 GMT+1.
- How much are tickets for How to find the real user's problem?
- Tickets are £9 +.
- Where is How to find the real user's problem?
- Brewhouse & Kitchen - Highbury, Brewhouse & Kitchen - Highbury, 2A Corsica St, London N5 1JJ, UK, London, United Kingdom.
- Where can I buy tickets for How to find the real user's problem?
- Tickets are sold on Luma. This page links straight to that listing; no tickets are sold here.
- What time does How to find the real user's problem end?
- It runs until 21:30.
