Programme

Workshops

Workshop days are divided across three tracks so there will always be something for everyone. You can change tracks at anytime although workshop capacity is limited and seating is on a first come first served basis.

• Morning Sessions

  9:00 - 12:30

  • Design for User Experience

    Dan Rubin

    Designer, singer, photographer, polymath

    It’s clear now more than ever that building for the web, mobile, and other devices is akin to product design, not graphic design: Everyone involved is a member of a design team; our roles are design-centric regardless of our title.

    Room: Blue 2

  • The UX of User Stories

    Anders Ramsay

    User Experience Designer, product strategy consultant

    If you’re a UX designer struggling to figure out how to integrate your work into an Agile team, this workshop is for you. There are few better entry points for UX designers into the Agile universe than User Stories.

    Room: Blue 3 & 4

  • How to become (or work with) a product manager

    Kevin Cheng

    Co-Founder and president of Incredible Labs

    You listen to all the stakeholders’ needs, consider the various priorities, and come up with a set of requirements for a product to address these needs.

    Room: Green 1

  • The Quest for Emotional Engagement: Information Visualization

    Stephen Anderson

    Author of Seductive Interaction Design

    Ready access to information is great. But many times there is too much information, too much data, or too many options to make sense of.

    Room: Ocean Suite

  Attendees can join one workshop from this session on a first come first served basis

• Lunch

  12:30 - 14:00

• Afternoon Sessions

  14:00 - 17:30

  • Getting Bad Ideas Out Of The Way With Keynote

    Travis Isaacs

    Visual Designer & Front-End Developer

    Create clickable, high-fidelity prototypes for web, desktop, or mobile apps using Keynote in less time than it takes to create a just a wireframe in your old wireframing tool.

    Room: Green 1

  • The UX Team of One Bootcamp

    Leah Buley

    Principal Designer at Intuit

    UX teams of one are the most important people working in our field today. They’re the boots on the ground, spreading user experience to products and people who have never encountered it before.

    Room: Blue 3 & 4

  • Strategic User Experience

    Leisa Reichelt

    UX mentor, founder of UX Bootcamp and UX Tuesday

    Too many of us find ourselves frustratedly ‘applying’ User Experience to products that don’t make sense, in organisations who don’t really understand how we work and how they can make best use of us.

    Room: Ocean Suite

  • Mobile Input

    Luke Wrob­lew­ski

    Co-founder of Bagcheck, author of Mobile First

    Not only can we make input on mobile faster, easier, and more fault tolerant by focusing on detailed design decisions, we can go beyond traditional modes of input by taking advantage of the unique things only mobile devices can do.

    Room: Blue 2

  Attendees can join one workshop from this session on a first come first served basis

• After Party at the Carbon Bar

  19:00 - late

  Help us celebrate this year's UX London - join us for drinks in the Carbon Bar and have a chat with all your new found friends!

  www.carbonbar.co.uk