sig-ui-ux/meetings

O3DE SIG-UI-UX: Meetings

The O3DE SIGs host regular community meetings to give updates on their contribution to the project, and its overall progress. These meetings are recurring events to give the community an opportunity to make their voice heard.

You can reach out to the Open 3D Foundation on Discord or sign up to each SIGs' mailing list to receive updates for the recurring events.

Meetings

Weekly Office Hour

We hold weekly Office Hours to provide the community a chance to share their ideas and get involved in the project, the time is set aside to answer questions, address issues, provide feedback, and discuss topics with the members of the community.

Time: every Thursday @ 09:00 PT (Timezone Converter)
Location: Discord SIG-UI-UX Voice Channel

Monthly Town Hall

We also run a monthly Town Hall meeting, where we hear about topics of interest, or read the latest research findings, review designs, or discuss new patterns or upcoming plans.

Time: first Tuesday of every month @ 11:00 PT (Timezone Converter)
Location: Discord SIG-UI-UX Voice Channel

Who can Attend

Everyone, regardless of membership within the SIG itself, is welcome to attend. The #sig-ui-ux channel on Discord is a great place to get started. If you would like to observe the meeting proceedings, you may show up unannounced at your leisure. If you'd like to ask a question, or have an agenda item or a topic of interest to discuss, please comment in the corresponding issue posted ahead of the meeting.

O3DE cannot work without help and input from its community members, and you don't need anyone's permission to get involved and contribute to this project. You can also find a number of topics under the GitHub Discussions area which need your input.

Previous Meetings, Notes & Resources

Meeting notes will be generally committed to this repository.

See O3DE Resources for additional information related to any SIG in O3DE.

Licensing

The O3DE/foundation repository and all contributions under this repository herein are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please note that, by contributing to this repository, whether via commit, pull request, issue, comment, or in any other fashion, you are explicitly agreeing that all of your contributions will fall under the same permissive license.