Sign up for a slot on the day and knock ‘em dead. Rough and ready, improvised, polished, it’s up to you. Everyone has 30 minutes for a presentation / panel / discussion group / demo / whatever. As you know, all attendees are also participants, so start thinking about your session. We recommend Vero Pepperrell’s excellent BarCamp Virgin’s Guide to find out why BarCamps are different to other conferences. If it’s your first BarCamp, you might be wondering what to expect. See the Schedule page for more information. You’ll be able to grab breakfast and coffee before the intro session starts, at 10 sharp. We’ve put a detailed Transport page on the website. The best way to get to Richmond is either the District Line or the direct train from Waterloo and Clapham Junction. But hopefully you’ll see why we chose the Gumtree offices when you visit: lots of rooms both big and small, lots of kitchens, open spaces, games and pool, and it’s right on the banks of the Thames. There are lots of people in the reserve list giving us puppy dog eyes and we’d love to give them a good home. If you have a ticket but now don’t think you can make it, please let us know as soon as possible on. UXCampLondon is just over a fortnight away! Saturday 22 August, to be precise.ĭemand was higher than even we anticipated – a great indication of how the UX scene in Britain is flourishing. The sooner we can get started, the more time we get for hanging around with a pint afterward. Have a good look before Saturday it’s pretty easy to find but we’d like everyone to be here nice and early if possible. We’ve updated the Transport page with some more details. Hope you have an idea of what you want to talk about, and are ready for a bright early start.
Tickets aren’t transferable, so please don’t give them to your friends instead. We still have dozens of people on the reserve list and we’d love them to come if you can’t. One final plea: if you have a ticket but now won’t be coming, PLEASE let us know today at. Badges are being printed, prizes are being collected and the food’s been ordered. Yikes! Saturday’s rolling around pretty fast.
The food’s arrived, the signs are up, the cider is chilling and we’ve improved the schedule page, which we’ll keep updated throughout the day once the grid fills up. Why not enjoy the cringeworthy fine acting skills of our friends at Adaptive Path once more? Most of all we hope you enjoyed the event and are inspired to keep on making the world a more user-friendly place!Ī few blog posts about UXCampLondon that might be of interest:
A big round of applause to Gumtree, Vodafone, Amberlight, Saros Research, Clearleft, Axure, Rosenfeld Media and Addlestones for their investment in the user experience community. We’d like to say one last thank you to our supporters for helping this event happen.
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To enjoy this generous offer please use the discount code we’ve emailed to you all. Slideshare) and we’ll add a link in due course.ĭon’t forget that the lovely people at Rosenfeld Media are giving all UXCampLondon attendees the opportunity to save 20% on their books. If you’d like your presentation slides to be linked from the UXCampLondon schedule, please email us (uxcamplondon AT ) the URL of where they’re hosted (eg. Don’t forget to blog, tweet, and post pictures with the tag #uxcamplondon. There’s a vibrant UX community at and hope you’ll join us to continue with your conversations, ideas and friendships. Thanks for making UXCampLondon a great day! We had a lot of fun with a fantastic range of discussions, like-minded people and exciting ideas.
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