Has worked at astartup. What’s somethingunexpected youlearned?Knows a lot aboutaccessibility What’s an easyway to makedesigns moreinclusive?Can sketchideas quickly. What’s your go-to way tosketch?Has had a clientwith wild requests. What’s thestrangest requestyou’ve gotten?Has done workfor a nonprofit. What was theimpact?Has a favoriteUX tool. What tool doyou swear by?Has designedfor socialimpact. What was theproject about?Has designed areally weirdproject. Tell me about it!Has given aconference talk. What was thetopic?Has worked ona product thatfailed. What wentwrong?Is a student ofdesign. What has been themost challengingthing to learn?Has a sideproject. What’s yourpassion projectright now?Can explain UXto theirgrandparents. How do you doit?Knows how tocode (even justa little!). What’s the lastthing you built?Has worked in areally small orreally largecompany. What’s the biggestdifference?Loves speculativeor future design What’s aninteresting futureproblem you’d loveto solve?Loves physicalprototyping. What’s thecoolest prototypeyou’ve made?Has conducteduser research. What’s the mostsurprising thingyou discoveredfrom a user?Has changedcareers intodesign. What did youdo before?Has taught ormentored someonein design. What’s your bestadvice for someonestarting out?Has taught atAC4D. What did youlearn fromteaching?Has doneguerrillaresearch. Where and howdid it go?Has arandomhidden talent. What is it?Has collaboratedwith engineers. What’s your besttip for workingwith them?Has worked at astartup. What’s somethingunexpected youlearned?Knows a lot aboutaccessibility What’s an easyway to makedesigns moreinclusive?Can sketchideas quickly. What’s your go-to way tosketch?Has had a clientwith wild requests. What’s thestrangest requestyou’ve gotten?Has done workfor a nonprofit. What was theimpact?Has a favoriteUX tool. What tool doyou swear by?Has designedfor socialimpact. What was theproject about?Has designed areally weirdproject. Tell me about it!Has given aconference talk. What was thetopic?Has worked ona product thatfailed. What wentwrong?Is a student ofdesign. What has been themost challengingthing to learn?Has a sideproject. What’s yourpassion projectright now?Can explain UXto theirgrandparents. How do you doit?Knows how tocode (even justa little!). What’s the lastthing you built?Has worked in areally small orreally largecompany. What’s the biggestdifference?Loves speculativeor future design What’s aninteresting futureproblem you’d loveto solve?Loves physicalprototyping. What’s thecoolest prototypeyou’ve made?Has conducteduser research. What’s the mostsurprising thingyou discoveredfrom a user?Has changedcareers intodesign. What did youdo before?Has taught ormentored someonein design. What’s your bestadvice for someonestarting out?Has taught atAC4D. What did youlearn fromteaching?Has doneguerrillaresearch. Where and howdid it go?Has arandomhidden talent. What is it?Has collaboratedwith engineers. What’s your besttip for workingwith them?

AC4D Meet & Greet Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Has worked at a startup. What’s something unexpected you learned?
  2. Knows a lot about accessibility What’s an easy way to make designs more inclusive?
  3. Can sketch ideas quickly. What’s your go-to way to sketch?
  4. Has had a client with wild requests. What’s the strangest request you’ve gotten?
  5. Has done work for a nonprofit. What was the impact?
  6. Has a favorite UX tool. What tool do you swear by?
  7. Has designed for social impact. What was the project about?
  8. Has designed a really weird project. Tell me about it!
  9. Has given a conference talk. What was the topic?
  10. Has worked on a product that failed. What went wrong?
  11. Is a student of design. What has been the most challenging thing to learn?
  12. Has a side project. What’s your passion project right now?
  13. Can explain UX to their grandparents. How do you do it?
  14. Knows how to code (even just a little!). What’s the last thing you built?
  15. Has worked in a really small or really large company. What’s the biggest difference?
  16. Loves speculative or future design What’s an interesting future problem you’d love to solve?
  17. Loves physical prototyping. What’s the coolest prototype you’ve made?
  18. Has conducted user research. What’s the most surprising thing you discovered from a user?
  19. Has changed careers into design. What did you do before?
  20. Has taught or mentored someone in design. What’s your best advice for someone starting out?
  21. Has taught at AC4D. What did you learn from teaching?
  22. Has done guerrilla research. Where and how did it go?
  23. Has a random hidden talent. What is it?
  24. Has collaborated with engineers. What’s your best tip for working with them?