Made.com
WHAT WE BELIEVE
We think the high street and expensive designer brands give consumers a raw deal. That's because everyone along the way takes a cut, from agents to landlords. And you - our discerning customer - pay for that cut. So we're making a stand: taking on the high street to offer you original furniture design at affordable prices. Here's how we do it differently:
SAVE UP TO 70%
- DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS
No physical stores. No middlemen. We're just a passionate team bringing a new way to buy furniture: cutting out the fuss so you can get beautifully made pieces at a price to suit you.
GROUPING ORDERS
Every 7 days, we combine all the orders for a piece and put them into production. By only manufacturing what's been ordered, we reduce our costs. And pass the savings onto you.
OUR PRICING
Without the middleman we connect you directly with designers, saving you up to 70% off prices at leading retailers – based on closest equivalent products in design and functionality, but which may differ in other respects, such as finishes and materials. Learn more
UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY
We work with fresh design talent to create our unique furniture collection. And then we find the best craftsmen to build it - often the same people who make products for top high street brands.
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Stop Over-Engineering!
Featuring Greg Young
Excited to have Greg Young kick off Day 2 of DDDx 2016 with Keynote!
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Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software
Featuring Eric Evans
It seems as though there is more interest and activity in Domain-Driven Design (DDD) than ever, after 12 years. An experimental attitude has allowed us to adapt the fundamentals of DDD to new waves of technology, while adding techniques to our toolkit.
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Marketplace: A time for all to pitch awesome ideas and projects!
Join in the fun as we open the floor to ideas and suggestions for the Unconference tracks on day 2!
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Kind of Green
Featuring Aslak Hellesøy
BDD is a collaborative approach to software development with heavy emphasis on ubiquitous language and domain modelling. It is a fantastic complement to DDD.
BDD is also a bit like Jazz. There is no authoritative definition of what it is. It has emerged from independent practices and it is...
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Using F# and genetic programming to play computer bridge
Featuring Felienne Hermans
In September 2016, Felienne's bridge bot Desiderius (Desi, as she calls him affectionately) will compete in the World Championship of Computer Bridge. In this talk she will explain how she built Desi.
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Event Storming for fun and profit
Featuring Daniel North
Dan has been using Event Storming in a number of different contexts recently. He used it to model a legacy system, to design a new system, to understand several convoluted business processes, and primarily as an exercise in building shared understanding. He has also been coaching others and...
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Unconference Sessions
Join in for some fun and engaging unconference sessions led by #dddX experts!
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Unconference Presentations & Wrap Up!
Join and learn from the discoveries and projects we will share during the unconference sessions!
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What Lies Beneath
Featuring Alberto Brandolini
We invited the right people, we purchased an insane amount of orange sticky notes, plus the paper roll. We made sure nothing was excluded from the big picture in order to discover the real problem. And the real problem is…
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DDD All The Things
Featuring Liz Keogh
We're used to applying DDD to help us model our systems and architecture.
What would it look like, though, if we applied some of those principles and patterns to ourselves, our work and our lives? What happens when we use the wrong models? What about the ones we're using now?
In this...
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