Thanks to everyone who made it out to UXCampLondon 2011 – it was a blast!
Do check out the coverage on the lanyrd page, photos on Flickr, and posts on twitter.
Thanks again to our main sponsors:
and to our giveaway sponsors:
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There are only a few days now until the big event, so we wanted to share the running order for the day with everyone.
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In order to get everything started on time and keep the event running smoothly, we need to get attendees in and registered by 9.30am. That gives you time to get a drink and meet some of your fellow attendees, and of course to get your presentation up on the grid!
If you’ve never been to UX Camp or a barcamp before, it’s really straightforward. The organisers will be there to give you any help or advice you need, as will the other attendees. All you really need to do is get there on time, register to let us know you’re there, and then find an empty timeslot on the grid that we’ll put on the wall. Then you just attend whatever other presentations you’re interested in, making sure you get to your own of course…
Here’s the detailed timings for Saturday:
09.00 – 9.30am: Registration
09.30 – 10.00am: Intro + Add your presentations to the grid
10.00 – 12.00pm: Presentations
12.00 – 1.00pm: Lunch
1.00 – 3.00pm: Presentations
3.00 – 3.30pm: Break
3.30 – 5.30pm: Presentations
5.30 – 6.00pm: Closing + Prize giveaway
6.00 – 6.30pm: Drinks
At the end of the day, we will be giving away cool prizes to lucky winners, thanks to our lottery sponsors, Clearleft, Rosenfeld Media and TechSmith.
Lucky you!
We’ve added 10 new tickets, which we’ve just released, aimed specifically at City University students.
City University is generously sponsoring the use of their lovely Social Sciences building along St. John Street.
If you are a City Uni student and would like to come, just register on our eventbrite page with your city.ac.uk emails (otherwise we’ll be forced to reject your ticket request)
Be quick though, these tickets tend to go fast!
If you haven’t got a ticket or lottery yet and are still interested in coming to UXCampLondon, you should head to the Eventbrite page and grab one now.
We’ll be announcing the lottery winners this Friday 1 July at 12pm, so you still have some time.
Get yours here.
We’re really grateful for our silver sponsors, TUI Travel and Zebra People, who have offered their support for UXCampLondon 2011.
TUI Travel is all about making holiday experiences special, and the UX and design team at TUI works on revolutionising the online travel experience.
Zebra People is a digital recruitment company specialising in UX, in fact the first ever consultancy to focus specifically on UX. If you’re in the market for a new challenge, or looking for candidates hand-picked to fit your business, do speak to Zebra.
Learn more about our sponsors on the sponsor page.
We have some amazing news – we have our first gold sponsor, SapientNitro, who have agreed to help pay for catering, snacks and drinks for the day. We’re really grateful for this partnership, as SapientNitro has been a strong supporter of UX events for some time now, such as the UK UPA, LightningUX and now, UXCampLondon!.
If you want to know more about what SapientNitro does, do check out their Idea Engineers site here at http://ideaengineers.sapient.com.
It’s taken awhile, but we’ve finally confirmed a time and venue for this year’s UXCampLondon.
This year’s UXCamp willl be a one-day event, held on 9th July at City University’s lovely Social Sciences building.
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We’re in the process of sorting out the order of the day, but it’s looking to be a really amazing barcamp in the summer.
The official hashtag for this year’s UXCampLondon is #uxcl11
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