Why sponsor UX Brighton 2013?

  1. Connect with the right people. Meet talented practitioners from the web community, let your potential recruits know who you are, build credibility for your brand and have great conversations.
  2. Make a lasting impression. Get recognised by over 300 attendees and hundreds of social media followers.
  3. Be part of the community. Contribute to Brighton’s reputation as a hub for new thinking, high-growth businesses and digital technology.

UX Brighton brings the academic community together with the web community to investigate foundations of user experience design from professional and academic perspectives.

The conference is now in its 4th year and attracts a rich mix of attendees from all over the UK and the rest of the world. Our delegates range from one-man-band freelancers and academics, to employees from large digital agencies and high-growth startups.

Who comes to UX Brighton?

Company size

  • 9% Freelance
  • 27% Small
  • 26% Medium
  • 36% Large

Gender

  • 25% Female
  • 75% Male

Geography

  • 40% Brighton
  • 40% London
  • 20% Elsewhere (including Los Angeles, Italy, Germany, Ireland, Scotland)

Roles

  • 61%Designers
  • 12%Developers
  • 9%Founder/CEO/Director
  • 5%Project/product managers
  • 2%Marketers
  • 1%Researchers
  • 1%Content strategists
  • 1%Educators
  • 8%Unknown

Sector

  • 12% Academia (5 universities)
  • 88% Commerce (151 companies)

Markets

  • Travel
  • Media
  • Games
  • Banking
  • The Arts
  • Logistics
  • Telecoms
  • Medicine
  • Insurance
  • Education
  • Electronics
  • Local councils
  • Government agencies

Companies

  • BT
  • BBC
  • Reed
  • Age UK
  • Cogapp
  • TUI travel
  • Microsoft
  • Bunnyfoot
  • Petrol Blue
  • Pearson UK
  • Lloyds Bank
  • SapientNitro
  • GlobalMaxer
  • Lastminute.com
  • American Express
  • News International

UX Brighton in other people’s words

We were delighted to be a sponsor at UX Brighton 2012, it was a great opportunity for us to reach our target audience of small businesses and freelancers. We had good traffic to our stand and had some great conversations with attendees and the event itself was really interesting with great speakers.

Freeagent, Gold sponsor of UX Brighton 2012

UX Brighton is one of the premier UX events in Europe. In just one day, you'll get access to some of the most cutting-edge presentations you can imagine.

Well organised, fabulous location, packed with valuable content - go if you can: it's worth the investment.

Jim Kalbach, Author of Designing Web Navigation

To be absolutely frank, if marketers had a proper sense of proportion, they would spend a third of their time learning about usability and customer experience. But if, as is more likely, you only have a day to spare, then there are few better places to study the subject than here.

Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman, Ogilvy Group

Fantastic conference - a fresh mix of new ideas, provocative speakers, and a highly engaged audience. Well worth the trip.

Alex Wright, Director of UX & Product Research at The New York Times. Author of Glut: Mastering Information Through the Ages

It was a great pleasure to speak at UX Brighton. Some of the smartest, most insightful and entertaining people I've met. And that was just the audience. The speakers were great, too.

Mike Kuniavsky, PARC