UX London is back on 2, 3 & 4 June 2026.

Brought to you by @Clearleft and now in its 18th year, we bring the UX community together for three days covering discovery, design and delivery. Each day combines insightful morning talks with hands-on afternoon workshops, making it the only UX event offering both at this scale.

Expect practical takeaways you can apply immediately, time to think more deeply about your craft, and space to connect with peers.

See you in June! https://2026.uxlondon.com/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=uxlondon_2026&utm_content=pinned_post

Still thinking about a trip to the seaside, to spend a day or two with your pals in the world of #research and #UX?

Our standard-price tickets for #ResearchByTheSea are only available until midnight tonight! So save £50 by nabbing yours now.

On 27 Feb, our speakers will guide us through a host of perspectives on the role of research in better outcomes for people, culture and planet. Opt to stay on for half-day workshops on the 28th.

Time to get your ticket...
https://researchbythesea.com/

With #ResearchByTheSea now just a couple of weeks away, it’s time to ensure your ticket is in the bag – especially as the price will go up £50 on Friday at 23:59.

Don’t miss out. Get your ticket now and join us in #Brighton on the 27th to explore the role of #research in #design and #UX.

(Round up four or more colleagues to save even more with a group discount)

https://researchbythesea.com/

Over on LinkedIn, we're publishing a collection of interviews with speakers we'll be meeting at #ResearchByTheSea on 27 February.

Take a look...

https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/ux-london/

Data only has a view towards the past, and even when we try to make predictions, we strongly assume that patterns from the past will inform the future.

Much like how Daniel Kahnemann describes our 'remembering self': we tell ourselves stories whether we mean to or not. We can tell ourselves stories that render us inert or make decisions that harm us and the planet we call home.

At #ResearchByTheSea, Steph Troeth will discuss approaches in speculative fiction that can help ground our thinking.

At next month's #ResearchByTheSea, @cennydd will help us take stock of the current chaos enveloping the tech industry and our online culture: dehumanisation, hate speech and untold other challenges.

What should we do? What can we do?

Time to pick up the pieces.

https://researchbythesea.com/cennydd-bowles

One of the thought-provoking, mind-expanding speakers you'll meet at February's #ResearchByTheSea:

Dr John Curran, organisational development consultant, will be joining us in Brighton on 27 February.

As one of the pioneers of business anthropology, John specialises in making organisations purpose-led, people-centric and highly productive in order to achieve sustainability and growth.

https://researchbythesea.com/john-curran