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The schedule for UX London 2026
Jeremy Keith · 2026-05-06 · via Adactio

There’s just under a month to go until UX London 2026—exciting!

You can peruse the full schedule if you need to decide wether you’re coming for just one day or for all three. The event is designed to flow together, from discovery day to design day to delivery day, but each individual day is also designed to be a standalone experience by itself.

Day one on Tuesday, June 2nd has a focus on research:

  1. Maria Isachenko will talk about how You don’t need more research time: You need a system that keeps research in product decisions.
  2. Melin Edomwonyi covers Validation as a UX superpower.
  3. Marley Dizney Swanson will present From insight to impact: A hypothesis-driven framework for product teams.
  4. Luisa Berta will be talking about Turning failure into opportunity.

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Day two on Wednesday, June 3rd is all about the nitty-gritty details of design:

  1. Julia Petretta kicks things off with From onboarding to “a-ha!”: Designing the moments that really matter.
  2. Andrea Grigsby has a case study called Why must things be this way? Designing with intention.
  3. Piccia Neri puts a positive spin on accessibility with her talk, The best creative brief.
  4. Hidde de Vries will explain why The future of UX is green: On the Web Sustainability Guidelines.

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Day three on Thursday, June 4th will cover collaboration and design systems:

  1. Ben Callahan will impart Wisdom from the trees.
  2. Lucy Blackwell and Alex Edwards will give a case study on Putting the user at the centre of your design system.
  3. Rachel Ilan Simpson will take us From 0 to scale: Building and transforming design at startups & scale-ups.
  4. Matt LeMay will cover why The communication of the thing IS the thing

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And those are just the morning talks!

On each day you’ll have your choice of workshop for the afternoon.

  1. Feyikemi Akinwolemiwa will cover Future friction: Horizon scanning for UX.
  2. Natasha den Dekker will help you answer the question How well do you know your users? Exploring assumptions through play
  3. Chris How’s workshop is Yippee IA: Information architecture for digital designers
  4. Oore Babatunde will help you put together UX practitioner’s code of ethics.
  5. Lucrezia Ponzano will take you From chaos to clarity: A tactical workshop for real alignment.
  6. Ben Callahan will guide you through Assessing organisational culture.

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After your afternoon workshop there’ll be one final closing talk at the end of each day before we head to the bar. I haven’t announced those speakers yet, but believe me when I say they’re going to be quite special!

UX London 2026 is shaping up to be an excellent three days of design. Get your ticket now if you haven’t already got one.

(And just between you and me, you can use the discount code JOIN_JEREMY to get a whopping 20% off any ticket price!)