Design & UX Events in Europe

What happens when the rules of a design challenge are decided by chance?
Join us for Design Constraint Roulette, a playful, hands-on meetup where we’ll turn unexpected limitations into creative possibilities. Working in small teams, you’ll spin for a user, a problem, and a surprise constraint—then race to sketch a solution before the rules change again.
Halfway through the challenge, every team will receive a twist that forces them to adapt. We’ll finish with quick pitches, friendly audience awards, and a conversation about how constraints can sharpen our thinking rather than restrict it.
No polished design skills or advance preparation are needed. Whether you’re an experienced designer, new to UX, or simply curious about creative problem-solving, you’re welcome. Just bring your curiosity and willingness to experiment.
What to bring: Yourself. A notebook or tablet is optional; basic sketching materials will be provided.

📍 The Social Hub Eindhoven
🗓 Saturday, 7rd November 2026
🕚 11:00 – 13:00

Das Accessibility Meetup Munich vernetzt die Münchner Community rund um digitale Barrierefreiheit, Web-Entwicklung und inklusives UX/UI-Design. Egal ob ihr Experten oder neu im Thema seid, ihr seid herzlich eingeladen!

Talks

1. Designerin und Designforscherin Sabina Sieghart stellt die Ergebnisse ihrer Studie vor: "Wie kann man Tickets in Leichter Sprache bestellen?"
   Sie hat den Bestellprozess der Münchner Kammerspiele partizipativ überarbeitet und mit 50 Personen aus der Lebenshilfe, dem Augustinum, der Matilde-Eller-Schule und der Offenen Behindertenarbeit getestet. In der Kontrollgruppe waren 12 Studierende und ihre Professorinnen. Der Vortrag ist in deutscher, einfacher Sprache.
2. Jana Scheidemann: "Von der Musikwissenschaft zur Digitalen Barrierefreiheit. Oder: Wie ich nach einem Studium, 2 Weiterbildungen und 10 Jobs endlich angekommen bin."
   In ihrem Vortrag berichtet Jana von ihrem persönlichen Quereinstieg in die digitale Barrierefreiheit, was ihr dabei geholfen hat und wieso sie findet, dass Quereinsteigende unterschätzt werden. Außerdem stellt sie die Bundesfachstelle Barrierefreiheit vor und was das neue BFSG-Team im letzten Jahr geschafft hat.

Agenda

• 18:00 Einlass
• 18:30 Begrüßung
• 18:45 Vorträge
• 19:45 Networking
• 21:00 Veranstaltungsende

Zugang und Barrierefreiheit des Veranstaltungsortes

• Hinweis: Die Adresse ist Scharnitzerstraße 11, aber der Eingang ist in der Garmischer Straße.
• Der Eingang ist regulär nur bis 18:30 Uhr geöffnet. Wenn Du später kommst, melde Dich bitte über Meetup.com oder LinkedIn, dann öffnen wir die Tür.
• Der Veranstaltungsraum ist für Gehbehinderte oder Rollstuhlfahrer*innen zugänglich, Aufzug und behindertengerechtes WC ist vorhanden.

Barrierefreiheit der Präsentation
Die Talks werden live untertitelt (automatisch generiert).

Code of Conduct
Alle Teilnehmer*innen, Redner*innen, Sponsor*innen und freiwilligen Engagierte müssen den Verhaltenskodex des Accessibility Meetup Munich akzeptieren, um ein sicheres Umfeld für alle zu gewährleisten.

Fotos
Wir machen während der Veranstaltung Fotos für unsere Öffentlichkeitsarbeit u.a. auf LinkedIn und Meetup.com. Wenn du nicht fotografiert werden möchtest, sprich das Veranstaltungsteam gerne direkt an.

Orga-Team
Annett Farnetani (mindscreen GmbH), Florian Geierstanger (codecentric AG), Nico Maikowski (Pfennigparade Business Inklusiv), Alessia Isabel Pareschi (Münchner Wohnen)

Monday, 9 November 2026 | The Sugar Club | 6PM |
20 Slides x 15 Seconds x 12 Speakers

DEFUSE - DESIGN FOR USE
Come join the Dublin design community for a night of inspiration, innovation and insight as some of Ireland's leading experts in the field of Interaction Design share their stories and highlight some of the most compelling design challenges they face.

This event is organised by IxDA Dublin in partnership with Service Design Ireland, Design Brew and Dublin UX.
This is NOT a ticketed event.

RSVPs are open to discover who from the Dublin UX community is attending and to utilise event chat. RSVPing to this event does not guarantee entry.

Learn more at https://defuse.ixd.ie and see you there.

Velkommen til Politiets IT-enhet hvor vi vil arrangere en meetup innen universell utforming!

Program
16:45: Innslipp begynner (siste innslipp 1725)
17:00-17:30: Pizza og mingling
17:30-18:30: Presentasjoner
18:30-19:00: Mingling
19:00: Slutt

Presentasjonene:

1. Universell utforming på Pass
Vi sparker i gang med et besøk av Kaja Elvegård Kristiansen og Stine Grønstad Skar. De skal snakke om arbeidet de har gjort for å kartlegge nåsituasjonen for blinde og svaksynte og deres opplevelse med Pass og ID-tjenesten. For hvor enkelt er det egentlig å bestille seg en passtime når man er helt blind? Eller å melde sin ankomst og finne frem på et passkontor med 5% restsyn?

2. Hvorfor teste med brukerne tidlig?
Ingeborg Bersås gir innblikk i designprosessen bak anskaffelsen av Enturs nye billettautomater – en tilpasset standardløsning. Hun forteller hva som skal til for å sikre en god brukeropplevelse, og hvorfor det lønner seg å teste med brukerne tidlig. Ingeborg er designer i Team Automat i Entur og trives best i skjæringspunktet mellom teknologi, design og innovasjon.

3. KI-agenter til testing av universell utforming
Kan man bruke KI-agenter til å teste universell utforming av digitale tjenester? Christian Kateraas fra Politiets IT-enhet forteller om vår nye KI skill for UU-testing.

Praktisk

• Adresse: Politiets IT-enhet, Fridtjof Nansens vei 14, like ved Colosseum kino
• Møt mellom 1645 og 1715, absolutt siste innslipp 1725 (må gjennom sikkerhetssluse)
• Pizza fra 17-1730. Skriv i kommentarfelt om evt allergier
• Velkommen :)

Prototyping in the Age of AI: Is that Fake or Real?

AI can turn ideas into working prototypes faster than ever. But speed alone doesn’t guarantee consistency, realistic experiences, long-term sustainability, or something a team can actually use.

🎤 Petra Vu (DesignOps Lead, Livesport)
🎤 Monika Höklová (DesignOps Specialist, Livesport)

In this talk, we’ll show how AI helps us create a realistic playground for stakeholders, share design libraries and documentation, and build prototypes for iOS, Android, and the web. We’ll explore platform-specific implementations, connecting real data, and automating design updates.

These capabilities have allowed us to create prototypes that feel like real products, and they’re now helping us with the global redesign of our apps and website.

📍SolarWinds • Holandská 873/6, 619 00 Brno-střed

📅 Schedule:
6:00 PM – Doors open, refreshments, networking
6:30 PM – Main program
8:00 PM – Casual continuation at the pub (Tusto Titanium)

💚 Entry is pay-what-you-want. You can contribute via the UX Association’s transparent account (2202638327/2010) or the QR code at the venue.

See you there! 👋

Poslední letošní Ackee Meets patří našemu design týmu. Jak se v době AI mění práce designérů? Speakery i talky brzy představíme!

Poslední letošní Ackee Meets patří našemu design týmu.

👉 Na Ackee Meets: Design se podíváme, jak se v době AI mění práce designérů, a to z pohledu těch, kdo to zažívají na vlastních projektech. Brzy představíme jak je, tak jejich talky! 🤙🔥

🎤 Talky a speakery z našeho design týmu oznámíme během pár dní. Klikněte na „Follow“ nebo se rovnou registrujte, ať vám nic neuteče.

Těšíme se!

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* This is an online event

We often talk about a brand’s “look and feel.” But what do we actually mean by feel? If two people look at the same advertisement, can they describe what it communicates in a way that helps them make better design decisions?

Richard Gillingwater has spent his career working in branding and design. His current work, The Feeling Map, offers a way to examine the feelings and human needs communicated through words and visuals. In this workshop, Richard will introduce the map and show how it can help us look more closely at brand communications, differentiation, and the choices people make.

Then you’ll try it yourself. We’ll examine an advertisement, use the map to identify what it communicates, and compare what we notice. There will be plenty of time for discussion and questions. Whether you work in design, research, marketing, or strategy, you’ll leave with a fresh way to talk about the part of an experience we often call its “feel.”

Agenda
6:30 Welcome + Introductions
6:40 Why "look and feel" is hard to describe
7:00 Introduction to The Feeling Map and examples
7:30 Interactive advertisement mapping exercise
8:05 Discussion and Q&A
8:30 End

Abour Our Presenter
Richard Gillingwater has built a long career in branding and design, helping organizations communicate in ways that connect with people. His current work, The Feeling Map, brings that practical experience together with five years of research into how brands communicate feelings and the human needs behind them. Richard and his collaborators have mapped thousands of brands, developing a shared language for examining how words and visuals shape a brand’s position and influence choice.

We're back at Opencast for our final A11y North of the year, and we have got two great guests lined up:

Beverley Newing (Head of Accessibility at the Ministry Of Justice) will talk through some of the structures that the MOJ team has had over the past 5 years. There’s no one size fits all, as each organisation is different, but this will give you some ideas of different potential team shapes and sizes, and roles that might fit into an accessibility function.

This will be followed by a special Q&A session with Paralympian Jack Smith MBE, who brought home a gold medal in Wheelchair Rugby at the 2020 Toyko games

There will also be food and drink, courtesy of the wonderful folk at Access Given who are sponsoring this session.

Agenda:
18:15 Introductions
18:30 Beverley Newing
19:15 Pizza Break
19:30 Jack Smith MBE
20:15 Close/networking

Access needs/Dietary Requirements
If you have any access needs or dietary requirements, please reach out to us.

Logistics:
Exact Location via what3words: ///device.normal.cheese
Free parking is available, but attendees must enter their car registration into the touchscreen at the front desk.

How to design at AI’s new pace: talks with design leaders from CTT, novobanco and Diconium, then a happy hour. Lisbon, Nov 11.

How to design at AI’s new pace

Prototypes in minutes, research synthesised in seconds, products launched in days. AI has changed the rhythm of design and product work for everyone, from designers just starting out to the people leading teams.

At UX Talks ‘26, we get to what matters: where speed helps, where it gets in the way, and which parts of our craft are worth more than ever when machines do the fast part. One evening of honest talks, followed by a happy hour to keep the conversation going.

On stage

• João Planche, Product Design Director at Diconium
• Volodymyr Grikh, Head of Digital Experience at CTT
• Rita Pape, Service Experience Design Lead at novobanco
• Hosted by Mao Barros, CCO & Co-founder at Deeploy

No sales pitches, no ready-made formulas. Just experience from people building product with AI every day.

How the evening works

1. Check-in from 6:30 pm
2. Talks
3. Happy hour

Who it’s for

Designers, researchers, PMs, design leaders and founders. Anyone who designs or builds digital products and wants to make sense of the new pace.

Good to know

• In person at Heden Sta. Apolónia, by the river at the Lisbon Cruise Terminal (Edifício NE, Doca, R. do Jardim do Tabaco, 1100-651 Lisboa).
• It takes place during Web Summit and Portugal Tech Week, but it’s an independent event by Deeploy. You don’t need a Web Summit ticket.

Join accessibility leaders, practitioners and advocates in Dublin for a day focused on driving real progress in digital inclusion.

Irish Accessibility Networking Group (IANG) and Accessibility Ireland are proud to present "the accessibility dial".

Full details can be found on the conference page of the Acccessibility Ireland website.

The below agenda is an outline of the conference agenda with full details to be announced soon.

Am Donnerstag, 12. November 2026, findet der World Usability Day Mannheim statt, und wir laden dich herzlich dazu ein.

Donnerstag, 12. November 2026, 14:00 – 19:00 Uhr
C-Hub Mannheim, Hafenstraße 25, 68159 Mannheim

Unbedingt auf wud-ma.de anmelden!

Der World Usability Day ist ein weltweiter Aktionstag, der User Experience und menschenzentriertes Design in den Mittelpunkt stellt. In Mannheim organisieren wir von shift52 die lokale Ausgabe, und Christian Reschke führt als Moderator durch den Tag.

Das Besondere an diesem Event ist das Format: Statt eines festen Programms gestalten die Teilnehmenden die Agenda selbst. Wer ein Thema, eine Frage oder eine Erfahrung aus der eigenen Arbeit mitbringt, stellt sie kurz vor, und gemeinsam wird entschieden, worüber in den Sessions gesprochen wird. So kommen Menschen aus Design, Entwicklung, Produktmanagement und alle, die sich für gute digitale Produkte interessieren, miteinander ins Gespräch, egal ob mit langjähriger Erfahrung oder gerade erst am Anfang. Einen fertigen Vortrag brauchst du dafür nicht, eine gute Frage reicht oft schon. Ab 18:00 Uhr klingt der Tag bei einem Get Together mit Getränken und Snacks aus.

Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos, die Plätze sind jedoch begrenzt. Wenn du dabei sein möchtest, melde dich am besten gleich über wud-ma.de an.

Got something you’re designing, experimenting with - or just looking to chat with other creatives? Then you’re invited to join us at sphères. 🙂

We meet monthly to chat and connect in a relaxed, friendly setting. It’s a chance to meet new people, talk about what you’re working on, and be part of Zürich’s creative community - surrounded by like-minded people who just get it.

PS: RSVPs are coming in from multiple platforms, which means the total number of sign-ups is likely higher than what you see here.

🥂 Why swing by?

• Find new collaborators, clients, employers and friends
• Swap ideas, get feedback, and share experiences
• Meet in a cozy after-work drinks atmosphere
• Join creatives from various fields and ages.

📍 Where?
sphères, next to the Limmat river.
> Hardturmstrasse 66, 8005 Zürich
(Tram-Station Förrlibuckstrasse)

⏰ When?
Every second Thursday of the month, starting at 6 PM / 18:00 Uhr

🔗 Discord link
Get event reminders and connect with other members on Discord:
➡️ discord.gg/PAyRBDhKkk

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Who’s Visual Fields?
Visual Fields is a network of designers and creatives built for people to connect, support, and share with fellow experts.

We have upcoming events in Zürich, Basel, and Luzern.
Check out upcoming events

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Event policies
We have zero tolerance for discrimination or harassment. Be mindful not to make assumptions about gender, sexual orientation, or identity. Always ask for consent - for physical contact and work critique - and treat everyone and the space with respect.

Fine print (the friendly kind)
By joining, you agree that photos or videos taken at the event may be used by Visual Fields for promotional and communication purposes.

See you soon!! 🤩

Our thanks to User Vision for sponsoring this event.
Check out their Open House World Usability Day event at the User Vision office in the afternoon. See https://uservision.co.uk/training/world-usability-day-2026-at-user-vision-12-11-2026 for registration and details.

For our November meetup, we celebrate World Usability Day with a ‘tech for good’ theme, and are delighted to welcome two fantastic speakers who will share their experiences of starting and scaling products in this space.

James Buchan (Founder and CEO of ePass) will tell his story of going from CivTech challenge to national government infrastructure, and Tirtho Dasgupta (Founder, Nirmānaa) will share his experience of building an accessibility co-pilot in just 9 weeks.

Proceedings

• 5.15pm: Doors
• 5.45pm: From Challenge to Infrastructure: What It Really Takes to Design for Government (James Buchan)
• 6.30pm: Break
• 6.40pm: Designing Doubt: Can I Make This Journey? (Tirtho Dasgupta)
• 7.30pm: Close

From Challenge to Infrastructure: What It Really Takes to Design for Government (James Buchan)

Most government tech projects begin with a specification. ePass began with a problem: licensing in Scotland was slow, paper-heavy and different in every council and agency. CivTech asked for an outcome, not a solution. That one difference changed everything that followed.

In this talk, James Buchan, Founder and CEO of ePass, tells the story of going from a CivTech challenge to national government infrastructure. He’ll cover each stage, from concept to pilot to live services, and on to national adoption as a reusable common component.

User-centred design runs through the whole story. It isn’t a phase you finish. It’s what earns you the right to keep going. James will cover:

• Who the users are. In government you have more than one. You’re designing for citizens, businesses, licensing officers and policy teams all at once.
• Research in complex places. How to do discovery when every department works differently and the “as-is” process lives in people’s heads.
• Standards as a design tool. Why the Digital Scotland Service Standard and assessments push for better products, if you treat them that way.
• Designing for reuse. How to build a common component that 160+ licence types can configure, without it becoming hundreds of different products.
• What scale changes. How UCD practice has to adapt once you’re infrastructure and not a pilot.

You’ll leave with practical lessons on research, design and delivery that hold up in government, and an honest look at what goes wrong along the way.

Designing Doubt: Can I Make This Journey? (Tirtho Dasgupta)
In this talk, Tirtho will share his experience of building an accessibility co-pilot in just 9 weeks, solo. Through this journey, he'll explore how AI is changing the nature of design work, challenging designers to move beyond creating certainty and instead design for uncertainty itself.

Designing Doubt asks what “tech as good” really demands when the right answer is often “I’m not sure.”

About James
James Buchan is Founder and CEO of ePass, the Scottish GovTech company automating how governments handle licensing and permitting. ePass started as a CivTech challenge, a spinout from AI and software delivery company Zudu. It’s now a national common component, part of the Digital Strategy for Scotland and Programme for Government. James is a second-time founder with a background in data, product and digital transformation.

About Tirtho
Tirtho is a strategic design experience leader over two decades of experience in designing and delivering enterprise products and SaaS applications, now moving into AI native product experience.

Belfast Design Meetup is a free after-work event for designers to learn, connect, and grow together. Starting at 5:30 PM, we’ll host talks, discussions, and real-world experience sharing in Belfast City Centre at MCS Group's stunning event space.

T A L K S

​① From Apple to Ideas by Damien Pascoe, Head of UX at Virtuoso.
​Damien Pascoe explores creativity and the role of UX designers in the age of artificial intelligence. The talk begins with a simple exercise in which participants take turns drawing apples without repeating one another’s ideas. Through this activity, Damien shows how we move from obvious solutions to unexpected concepts, why generating more ideas helps us find stronger ones, and how building on other people’s contributions expands our thinking. He then connects these principles to UX and product design, examining when to follow familiar patterns and when to push beyond them to create something new.

​Drawing on a brief history of UX and the skills that underpin the discipline, Damien considers what human designers bring to a process in which AI can already generate interfaces and apply established rules. He explores the value of creative intuition, empathy, cultural awareness and lived experience, alongside the ethical risks of simulating human emotion. The talk argues that AI can amplify a designer’s capabilities, while human understanding remains essential to setting direction, knowing when to break the rules, and creating products that resonate with people.

​② Making a Mark: The Decisions Behind Enduring Logos by David Airey, Independent Designer at David Airey Studio.

​David Airey is an independent brand identity designer and author who founded his studio in Northern Ireland in 2005. Known for his books Logo Design Love, Identity Designed and Identity Designed: The Process, he has worked with clients in more than 30 countries, including the BBC, Yellow Pages and the Asian Development Bank.

​Clients often want a logo to explain what their business does. It rarely needs to, and trying to do so can weaken it. Drawing on both old and new projects, David Airey will share what makes a mark effective and lasting: simplicity, distinctiveness, and relevance. He’ll also cover why being ownable matters as much as being memorable, and how he approaches the client side by presenting ideas to keep feedback focused on the brief and spot potential problems early.

​W H E R E
​The venue is the MCS Group office event space, located on the 10th Floor of The Ewart, 3 Bedford St, Belfast BT2 7EP. We’d like to thank MCS Group for hosting the event and providing beers and soft drinks. It’s a space designed for open conversation, fresh ideas, and community learning.

​C H E C K I N
​Please try to arrive between 5:30pm and 6:00pm, as this is our check in window and we’ll be welcoming all guests during this time.
​If you’re running a little late, don’t worry, we’ll do our best to help you get access.

​If you have any issues, please send a message in the Belfast Design Community WhatsApp group and someone will help you. If you’re not yet in the group, visit the Belfast.Design website and click “Become a Member”.

​P A R K I N G
​🅿️ Around The Ewart – 3 Bedford St, Belfast BT2 7EP. It might be a bit challenging to find a spot, but since it’s an after work event, you will likely find one with a bit of patience.
​🅿️ Little Victoria Street Car Park – Downshire Pl, Belfast BT2 7JQ. Conveniently located nearby.
​🅿️ NCP Belfast The Tannery – 1 Francis St, Belfast BT1 1EJ. The most affordable option, about a 12-minute walk from the venue.
​Everyone is welcome, including Developers, Managers, Experience Designers, Product Designers, all types of Designers, Marketers, Researchers, and all UX-related professionals. This event isn’t just for designers; it’s for anyone interested in creating better user experiences and learning from one another.

Belfast Design – Keep learning and meet new people.

​The event takes place on the second Thursday of every month.

​J O I N
​Join the Belfast Design Community at www.belfast.design to access our WhatsApp chat, the largest experience and product design library, and exclusive discounts.

Das nächste UX Design Meetup findet am World Usability Day (Donnerstag) bei Fusonic in Götzis statt.

Posthog – Zahlen statt Bauchgefühl | von Mathias Fritsch (Fusonic)
Viel zu häufig werden Entscheidungen in Projekten basierend auf Annahmen und Bauchgefühlen getroffen. Oftmals ist man sich bei diesen sehr sicher, schließlich kennt man sein Projekt ja in- und auswendig. Doch die Realität sieht oft anders aus, Nutzer verhalten sich nicht nach definierten »Happy Paths« und im Rahmen von dem, was in der Planung konzipiert und antizipiert wurde.
PostHog hilft uns dabei, das Nutzerverhalten unter die Lupe zu nehmen. Einerseits können tiefgehende Analysen durchgeführt werden, aber auch sehr schnell Dinge geprüft werden, welche in der Konzeption eine Rolle spielen. Bei diesem Vortrag werde ich einen Einblick in Posthog geben und ein paar Beispiele für Analysen aus unserem Projekt vorstellen.

Gute Gründe für Usability Testing | Christina Willi (Fusonic)
Usability Testing ist fester Bestandteil des UX-Prozesses – zumindest in der Theorie. In der Praxis ist der Weg zum tatsächlichen Testing nicht immer ganz so einfach. Denn auch wenn wir wissen, wie wertvoll das Feedback von Nutzer:innen ist, muss Usability Testing seinen Platz im Projekt erst einmal finden. In diesem Talk geht es um typische Hürden, die uns dabei begegnen und wie wir sie überwinden können.

Während dem Event sorgt Fusonic mit Getränken und Snacks für eine gemütliche Stimmung und gute Networking-Atmosphäre.

Die Teilnahme am Meetup ist kostenlos.

Samedi 14 novembre, Motion Plus Design réunit des artistes parmi les plus inspirants de la scène motion design internationale !

Motion Plus Design se tiendra au Grand REX de 11h30 à 19h30. L'événement sera ensuite suivi des conférences "AI Evening" de 20h30 à minuit.

Notes :
- Si vous souhaitez assister uniquement à l'AI Evening, c'est par ici.
- Les conférences sont en anglais et la traduction en direct sera assurée via Z********oom. Veuillez donc prendre votre smartphone et vos écouteurs ! L’installation de l’application et la création d'un compte Zoom sur votre téléphone ne sont PAS obligatoires.

Lisa Bolan - elastic.tv
Tony Zagoraios - yetimotion.com
Océane Pesset - oceanepesset.com
Jonathan Winbush - winbushimmersive.com
EJ Hassenfratz - eyedesyn.com
Ben Mariott - benmarriott.com
Frédéric Colin - fredericcolin.com
Matthieu Braccini - averseparis.com

ADOBE - adobe.com/fr
Sunny Osahn pour RENDER NETWORK - rendernetwork.com
Albin Merle / Romain Delaunay pour LE TRUC - letruc.studio
Laetitia Le Gall pour SMODE TECH - smode.io
Alonso Calderon Delaeter pour BUREAU TONALLI - bureautonalli.com
Stan Walbert pour DREAMCORP - dreamcorp.fr
Paul Mignot pour SHOWREELS - romeoetfils.com

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GRAND REX - 1 Bd Poissonnière, 75002 Paris
Métro : Bonne Nouvelle - Lignes 8 et 9

Vous pouvez consulter le programme de l’événement ici.

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Avec

ADOBE - adobe.com/fr
SMODE TECH- smode.io
RENDER NETWORK - rendernetwork.com
LE TRUC - letruc.studio
DREAMCORP - dreamcorp.fr

En partenariat avec

PROSE ON PIXELS - proseonpixels.com
17 MARS - 17mars.com
INA CAMPUS - campus.ina.fr
REDOT - redot.fr
GOBELINS Paris - gobelins.fr
UNIT MOTION DESIGN - unit-motiondesign.fr
AIZAI STUDIO - aizai-studio.com
PYRAMYD - pyramyd-formation.com
BRAVE - brave-paris.fr
IIM DIGITAL SCHOOL - www.iim.fr
LA FONDERIE DE L'IMAGE - campusfonderiedelimage.org

Avec le soutien de

MOTIONOGRAPHER- motionographer.com
STASH - stashmedia.tv
WE LOVE YOUR NAMES - weloveyournames.com
CLUB DES D.A - leclubdesda.org
VISUAL ATELIER 8 - visualatelier8.com
AESCRPITS + AEPLUGINS - aescripts.com
MOTION CAFE - motion-cafe.com
MOTION MEET - linktr.ee/motionmeet
APEROS MOTION DESIGN -aperosmotiondesign.com

📢ANMELDUNG:
Bitte registriert euch unter folgendem Link.
ANMELDUNG Bei Eventbrite

Die Regionalgruppe Stuttgart der German UPA lädt herzlich zum dritten Regionalgruppentreffen zum Thema Moderatiom ein

Liebe UX Community Stuttgart,

unser nächstes Treffen findet statt.
Dieses Mal geht es um das Thema Workshop-Moderation.

Wir haben uns wieder ins Zeug gelegt, um eine perfekte Speakerin zu finden. Dee Scarano ist Expertin auf ihrem Gebiet.
Sie hat einen eigenen Kurs, einen YouTube-Kanal, mehrere Veröffentlichungen im Smashing Magazine und schon auf zahlreichen Konferenzen gesprochen.

Vortrag: Hidden Gems from an Expert Facilitator. Fokus: Praxisnahe Moderationstechniken für UX-Professionals.
WANN? Donnerstag, 17. November 2026 um 18:00 Uhr
WO? Das Treffen findet bei der UID GmbH, Wilhelm-Bleyle-Straße 10, 71636 Ludwigsburg statt.
Essen? Dieses Mal gibt es Pizza

Die Anzahl der Teilnehmen wird auf 25 begrenzt, daher sichert Euch schnell Euren Platz!

Wir freuen uns auf Euch
Steffie & Till

📢ANMELDUN
Bitte registriert euch unter folgendem Link
Regionaltreffen Stuttgart für alle UX-Begeisterte! Tickets, Dienstag, 7. Juli • 18:00 - 20:00 | Eventbri

Great creative work doesn’t always speak for itself. So how do you make its value visible?

Many designers, architects and creative professionals are excellent at their craft, yet are rarely shown how their work fits into the bigger picture of a company or of their own business.
The result? Good work that is hard to explain, hard to price, and easy to overlook.

In this keynote, Antonio Herrera shows how creative skills solve real business problems.
You’ll discover how to align your work with the vision of the company you work for, or how to build a business around your own.

Two anonymous case studies show the thinking in practice: a company report that set a business apart from its competition, and a luxury real estate project that created value through better relationships, without losing time or money.

The session closes with live mentoring and collaborative reflection, where the room works together on two real challenges.

What business problems do you already solve? And how would you explain it?

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🧠 What you’ll take away

• See your big picture, and the bigger picture around it.
• Align your vision with the value of your work.
• Create value in your role, whether as an intrapreneur, entrepreneur or creative leader.
• Use creativity and business skills together to solve expensive problems.

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About Antonio
Antonio Herrera is a Venezuelan-Swiss designer and artist, and the founder of HERR Design Collective in Zürich. With over 15 years in brand, interior, event and experience design, he has worked with leaders across sports, aviation, luxury, finance, insurance, creative industries, professional services and IT.

He holds a Master of Arts in Design, specialised in visual and empathic communication, with executive education in business, finance and psychology. He has also lectured at Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) the Module Creative Business Design.

Today, Antonio helps leaders align quickly, so strategy turns into action without invisible friction, delays, or loss of productivity and money.

Connect with Antonio
LinkedIn
Instagram
Youtube

More on the Herr Design Collective:
www.herrdesigncollective.com

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Event info

• We meet on Tuesday, Nov 17, 18:30 at Kulturhaus Helferei. Look for the signs.
• This event will be livestreamed and recorded.
• Want future reminders and more? Join our community on Discord: discord.gg/PAyRBDhKkk

Schedule
6:30 PM → Doors open
6:45 PM → Keynote + Q&A
7:30 PM → Networking

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Event policies
We have zero tolerance for discrimination or harassment. Be mindful not to make assumptions about gender, sexual orientation, or identity. Always ask for consent - for physical contact and work critique - and treat everyone and the space with respect.

Fine print (the friendly kind)
Please note that by joining, you agree that photos or videos taken at the event may be used by Visual Fields for promotional and communication purposes. Please let us know at the event if you’d like your face to be blurred on photos or videos.

Join the UX Book Club on Wednesday 9 November where we'll chat about Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism by Sarah Wynn-Williams.

//ABOUT THE BOOK //
This memoir is an insider's account of working at Facebook during its rise. Sarah Wynn-Williams describes a world of private jets and meetings with world leaders, but also sexism, double standards and a toxic workplace culture.
She covers key moments in the company's history, along with the strain of being a working mother in a high-pressure job, while Sheryl Sandberg told women to "lean in".

👉🏽 Learn more: https://www.panmacmillan.com/authors/sarah-wynn-williams/careless-people/9781035065967

Join our meet-up where we'll chat about key topics and themes from the book, and try some of the gamestorming techniques with fellow book club members!

// FAQ //
Q. I've no background in UX, is it ok for me to attend?
A. Yes, The UX Book Club is open to anyone who wants to read more, learn together, network or talk with more confidence in professional discussions.
Q. What do you do at UX Book Club meetups?
A. We have a short intro to the book in focus, talk about it, and sometimes there are questions. Breakout rooms are sometimes used to help make larger events a little more personal :)
Q. How Do I Attend?
A. You can join our online book clubs via Zoom and we'll message participants with a meeting link before the event.
Q. What if I haven't read or finished the book?
A. Come anyway!
Q. Do you have a Code of Conduct?
A. Yes, you can find it here:
https://www.meetup.com/theuxbookclub/messages/boards/thread/53097975
Message the organisers and we'll do our best to answer your questions.

Brew up a beverage, fire up Figma and spend some time in the company of fellow designers. We'll work on a just-for-fun design challenge, but the focus of this session is really to chat with other designers, share ideas and get to know each another a bit better.

Why attend:

• Make new design friends outside your usual company/college/house - exchange notes, keyboard shortcuts, resources, fun facts
• Inadvertently maybe learn some new Figma techniques!
• Get creative with your designs in a no-pressure environment

All levels welcome!

Découvrez comment la collaboration avec des designers peut transformer les idées en projets concrets et contribuer au succès d’entreprises.

Pour cette 9ème édition, Vaud et Valais unissent leurs écosystèmes créatifs et entrepreneuriaux pour donner aux designers une visibilité inédite et faire de la création un moteur pour notre société.

Pendant deux jours de sprint intensif, 5 équipes ont travaillé aux côtés de jeunes entreprises innovantes pour repenser leurs produits ou services sous l'angle du design. Venez découvrir le résultat de leur travail et assister à la remise des prix.

Au programme : présentation des pitchs par les 5 équipes, conférence d'Hervé Rigal, fondateur et CEO de Base Design, puis remise des prix du jury et du public. La soirée se conclura autour d'un apéritif dînatoire, l'occasion d'échanger avec les designers, les entreprises et les partenaires de cette édition.

Programme
18h00 : Ouverture de la soirée
18h05 : Pitchs : résultats des sprints des 5 équipes
18h30 : Conférence d'Hervé Rigal, fondateur et CEO de Base Design
18h50 : Remise des prix
19h15 : Apéritif dînatoire

📍 Auditoire IKEA, ECAL, Avenue du Temple 5, 1020 Renens

Partenaires : ECAL, PRISM, la Ville de Renens, le Canton de Vaud, le Canton du Valais, l'EPFL et Pro Helvetia

Über den Talk
Kennt ihr diese Klassiker? UX muss früh dabei sein. UX macht’s dann noch schön. Ich mache eigentlich kein UX – das ist nur UX-UI. Wir machen viel zu wenig UX.

Diese Konfliktpunkte rauben unnötig Energie. Daniel Keller teilt mit euch Praxiserfahrungen und -perspektiven und reflektiert über die wichtigen Themen UX, Skills und Verantwortung. Unsere Design Challenge: Wie steigern wir unsere «UX-Energieeffizienz» für uns und alle Stakeholder?

Was nicht mehr in die Session passt, liefert Diskussionsstoff für den Apéro bei unserem Eventhost Valantic. Damit es genügend für alle hat, bitten wir dich, verbindlich zu- oder abzusagen. Wir freuen uns!

Über den Speaker
Daniel Keller – «Der Nutzen entsteht beim Benutzer.»

• Überzeugt von: Kollaborativen Methoden, User-Centered Design, Agilität und visueller Kommunikation.
• Beruflicher Weg: User → Dev → PL → UXer → PO → Inhaber + Geschäftsführer Avantea GmbH → Startup-Mitgründer Work-ID AG.
• Skills: Visuell kommunizieren, Kollaborativ arbeiten, Prototypen entwickeln, Daten auswerten, Strategie entwickeln, Roadmaps entwickeln, Projektteams führen, User Stories erstellen, User Story Mapping nutzen, User Journeys entwickeln, Agile Methoden einführen, Software Architektur unterstützen, Stakeholder Management betreiben.

What’s this session about?
Over the past decade, a quiet shift has happened. As research moved online, creativity got left behind.

Semi-structured interviews became the default, and with them, we lost the richness and diversity of methods that help us uncover what people really think, feel, and do.

Becky Mallaband and Rebecca Partridge are on a mission to change that.

In this session, they'll share how a more creative approach to research (both in person and online) can help you go deeper, surface tacit knowledge, and get far more valuable insights from every session you run.

After attending this session, you'll leave with:

1. A clearer understanding of the different levels of knowledge and why they matter
2. See methods in action that you can try straight away
3. Fresh thinking about your own practice and where creativity could take it further

Who's this for?
Anyone who conducts research or is interested in Human-centred Design, whether you're just starting out or looking to shake up your existing practice.

Anything else?
This will be a fun online session and a safe space to have a go and ask questions, just bring drinks and nibbles!

About our speakers
Becky Mallaband is an expert is in User Centred Design (UCD) and she is currently the Head of Design School at NEC Digital Studio (formerly Snook), which seeks to build UCD capability and confidence in individuals, teams and organisations.

Becky also has a PhD in UCD, and 10 years’ experience working in academia, where she taught and conducted research in UCD, before moving into the Civil Service, leading a research team. Becky is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and holds a postgraduate diploma in Learning & Teaching in Higher Education.
Rebecca Partridge is a Senior User Researcher NEC Digital Studio (formerly Snook). Her expertise is in creative participatory design research. She has a PhD in research through design in healthcare and over 12 years of experience in the field of user centred design. She is passionate about diversifying the methods that we use for research and design, and the value that participatory methods bring to qualitative research enquiries.

Countdown to the Holidays: A Look Back at 2026

For our last event of the year, we're taking the time to look back.

Before we celebrate the season, let's celebrate ourselves. Doing it together lets us share, reflect, and recall the things you might have forgotten you'd done.

We'll give you some points of reflection, play some holiday music while you mull them over, and then talk about what came up.
A good way to wrap up the year.

UI / UX conference in London, United Kingdom

An opportunity to bring along your digital tech for support with accessibility and digital confidence

Are you a person with a vision impairment who is looking for support with using digital technology accessibly? Bring your smart phone, tablet or laptop to Storyhouse Chester to chat with us and have your questions answered.

Welcome to our November UX Beers in Antwerp!
This time, we will host our event on Tuesday the 24th of November at November Five in Antwerp.
Ariad and Creative Skills sponsor our events.
Follow the event online? We stream live via Youtube

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### UX TALKS

Talks: To be revealed

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### SCHEDULE
18:00 - Doors open. Drinks & snacks
19.00 - 19.15 - Introduction to UX Belgium Meetup, announcements
19.15 - 19:45 - Talk #1
19:45 -20:15 - BREAK
20:15 - 20:45 - Talk #2
20:45 - 21:30 - Socialize

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### SLACK CHANNEL
We have our own UX Belgium slack channel.
Come join us and say hi!
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### YOUTUBE CHANNEL
All our livestreams and talks are recorded and available on our UX Belgium youtube channel.

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### ABOUT UX BELGIUM
UX Belgium is a growing community of User Experience (UX) professionals in and around Belgium.
Look for these types of events:

UX Beers
Periodically, we gather at a different agency or venue to drink beers, network and listen to speakers on various themes in the world of UX and digital design.
UX Antwerp: Each last Tuesday of the month
UX Brussels: Each second Tuesday of the month, 4x per year

UX Workshops
Now and then we organize events to dive deeper into specific skills and techniques in UX. These are smaller, hands-on workshops designed to boost your UX toolbox.
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The UX Belgium Meetup Team

A no‑agenda, one‑hour lunch event from 1 to 2 PM with designers in Belfast city centre. It’s about people and meeting new faces.
​Is it your first time joining? Don’t worry, most people will be coming for the first time too.

​Usually, it’s a small, informal gathering with just a few people. We like to keep it that way, as it’s simply a chance to have a coffee, chat, and get to know each other. Everyone is welcome, so don’t be shy about joining us.

​We might talk about anything, including jobs, projects, challenges, and what’s happening in the industry.
​Meet new people, catch up with old friends, connect socially, and broaden your horizons together.
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W H E R E
​📍 The venue is The Great Room at The Merchant Hotel, located at 16 Skipper Street, Belfast, BT1 2DZ, in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter.

​Belfast Design – Keep learning and meet new people.

​Join the Belfast Design Community at www.belfast.design to access our WhatsApp chat, the largest experience and product design library, and exclusive discounts.

About the Meetup
2026 brought rapid change to the design landscape. Between evolving roles and shifting teams, many of us had to adapt and rethink our direction. While it can sometimes feel like you are navigating these uncertain times alone, it is clear that your fellow UX professionals share many of the same challenges. We want to create an open space for candid, practical conversations and real opportunities to learn from one another.

Whether you are redefining your path after years in the field or breaking into UX for the first time, your experience matters. Join us for this edition of Thursday Talks to unpack the year's lessons and look toward what comes next - in 2027 and beyond.

🚀 Meetup Program
This evening consists of two parts: an inspiring talk to set the theme, followed by interactive discussion among attendees.

Part 1
Featured Talk: "Getting Off My Island: Lessons from an Unplanned Year"
Speaker: Claire Paddison

Roles change, teams restructure, and it happens to people at every level, including senior ones. After 18 years at Autodesk, Claire left in early 2026 and had to work out what came next. Instead of rushing into the next thing, she treated the transition as an internal design project. Claire will share what worked, the friction points along the way, and the questions worth asking ourselves as we close out the year.

About the speaker
Claire is a designer and design leader with two decades of experience shaping product ecosystems, most recently as Senior Director, Experience and Analytics at Autodesk, where she led a global, multi-disciplinary team transforming 3D modelling software for architects and engineers.

Part 2
Community Retrospective & Open Panel

Following Claire’s talk, the floor opens to the room. We will take time for some reflection using “Rose Thorn Bud” (a design thinking technique born out of the Scouts), followed by “speed-sharing” to compare notes, find common themes, and share insights. When the horn blows, you find somebody new. We will wrap up with an open panel featuring Claire and the meetup hosts alongside voices from the audience.

What you get: proper time to reflect on your own year, several new people to meet, the relief of hearing your own challenges in someone else’s words, and an open panel at the end to put your questions to Claire and the hosts.

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💬 The Talk is in English

📍 The event will be held at ETH Zürich, CHN E 46
We kindly ask you to arrive 10 minutes early of the event start, so everyone can find a seat due to high attendance. Thank you!

¿Por qué algunas tiendas online consiguen vender más que otras?

Muchas veces, la diferencia está en pequeñas decisiones de diseño: qué información mostramos primero, cómo presentamos los productos, dónde explicamos los gastos de envío o qué datos pedimos para finalizar la compra.

En esta charla recorreremos todo el proceso de compra en WooCommerce, desde la página de inicio hasta la confirmación del pedido, para entender cómo mejorar la experiencia de usuario y facilitar que más visitas se conviertan en ventas.
Veremos ejemplos prácticos y aprenderemos a tomar decisiones de diseño con criterio, identificando qué aspectos de una tienda podemos mejorar para facilitar la compra y aumentar las ventas.

Qué aprenderás:

- Qué objetivo tiene cada página de una tienda WooCommerce y cómo organizar su contenido para facilitar la compra.
- Cómo diseñar fichas de producto que generen confianza y resuelvan las dudas de los clientes.
- Qué aspectos debemos tener en cuenta según el tipo de producto y el momento del proceso de compra.
- Cómo utilizar Google Analytics y Microsoft Clarity para detectar problemas de usabilidad y oportunidades de mejora.
- Cómo reducir los obstáculos en el carrito y el proceso de pago para conseguir más ventas.

Una charla dirigida a diseñadores, desarrolladores, freelancers y responsables de tiendas WooCommerce que quieran mejorar la experiencia de compra y aumentar la conversión sin necesidad de rediseñar toda su tienda.

Para ello, contaremos con la presencia de:

Ana Cirujano

Ana Cirujano es diseñadora de negocio digital para sus clientes en anacirujano.com.

Es Designer Advocate para WordPress.com, la versión alojada de WordPress.

Es referente en la comunidad WordPress desde 2017, donde ha impartido más de 70 ponencias en eventos de todo el mundo y ha contribuido al proyecto en distintos equipos, sobre todo en Comunidad y en Diseño.

Socióloga de formación, apasionada de la tipografía y amante del humor y la enseñanza.
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MEETUP PATROCINADA POR COMVIVE

• Al terminar sortearemos un hosting de Comvive gratis por un año
• Después nos tomaremos una ronda por cortesía de nuestro patrocinador

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