The Forefront of UI/UX Design & Development in the AI Era TOOBISOFT Japan Private Seminar 2025 to be held in Akihabara on July 16

TOOBISOFT Japan Co. (Location: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, CEO: Ranhee Kim, Mother Kim) will show the evolution of NEXACRO, a low-code development platform specializing in front-end! A private seminar to pioneer the next generation of UI/UX development will be held on July 16, 2025 at Akihabara UDX.

TOOBISOFT Japan Private Seminar 2025

With the rapid development of AI technology, UI/UX design and low-code development are now at a major turning point.

The theme of this year's private seminar is "The Forefront of UI/UX Design & Development in the AI Era.

We will introduce NEXACRO's approach to incorporating the latest technologies, as well as case studies from companies that have actually adopted NEXACRO. In addition, the latest demonstration of "NEXACRO," which was very popular last year, will be shown. Please come and experience the ever-evolving "NEXACRO" for yourself.

In addition, those who register in advance and attend will receive an Amazon gift certificate worth 1,000 yen!

All of us at TOOBISOFT Japan are sincerely looking forward to your participation.

z Outline of "TOOBISOFT Japan Private Seminar 2025

Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2025, 15:00-17:00

Venue: Akihabara UDX GALLERY NEXT-3

Cost: Free (Pre-registration required)

Application: https://www.tobesoft.co.jp/seminar/schedule/4544/

*If more than one person is attending, please register individually.

0Company Profile

Company name: TOOBISOFT Japan Co.

Location: Akihabara OS Bldg. 10F, 5-3-1 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0021, Japan

Establishment ：July 20, 2005

Representative Director & CEO：Moranhee Kim

What is UI/UX?

UI (user interface) is a generic term for all means and mechanisms for operating computers, including the contact point between computer systems and users, i.e., the screens of PCs, smartphones, tablet terminals, etc.

UX (user experience) refers to the user's experience, or "operability" in the case of computer systems, and the UI provided by NEXACRO has a great deal to do with it.