photo by @yandle

A spectacular one-day unconference about User Experience

14 July 2012 at SapientNitro, Spitalfields E1

Tickets available 22 May on Eventbrite.

What is UXCampLondon

UXCampLondon is a free-to-attend barcamp for UX practitioners where attendees get a chance to present, discuss and workshop new and old ideas about user experience.

Join us for a day filled with multiple streams of talks, presentations and activities about interaction design, user research, information architecture, accessibility, and other UX topics.

For anyone unfamiliar with the BarCamp model, it’s a grass-roots ‘unconference’ born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. All attendees give a talk, demo or some kind of session, and all are treated equally. No headliners, no product pitches, just a friendly (if intense) event focused on sharing and socialising as well as learning new stuff.

When is UXCampLondon

Saturday, 14 July 2012
(More details about schedule to come soon)

Where is UXCampLondon

SapientNitro – Eden House, 8 Spital Square. map

Why should you attend

Learn some new things in a fun atmosphere with great people
Food and snacks provided
Good excuse to get out in the summer
Win prizes and gifts from sponsors (e.g. books, discounts, etc.)
After party drinks

Photos from previous years

Via Flickr

Happy quotes from previous years

“If you’ve not been to a BarCamp/Unconference, you should definitely check it out. Much less formal and possibly even more fun, the schedule is formed in front of your very eyes as participants are also session leaders. You have no idea what you’ll learn until the day, but it’s almost guaranteed to be worth while, and at the bargain price of free!” – Leisa Reichelt on Lanyrd

“UX Camp London 2011 at City University yesterday was a ball. It was my first time at a barcamp, and it was a very enjoyable experience.” – Nick Dunlavey

“What a fabulous non-conference day for user experience geeks (aspiring and well-established ones alike). I was impressed with the quality of sessions by the enthusiastic and friendly crowd.” – Martina Schell

“I attended UX Camp London, my first BarCamp type event, and had a thoroughly entertaining and interesting time. Loads of interesting UXers turned up, delivered interesting talks and held fascinating discussions.” – Colm Britton