Ideas

We don’t do a traditional CFP – we’d rather have a conversation. UX Brighton is curated, and I’m always eager to connect with people and hear ideas for potential talks.

Next step → schedule an informal chat with me (cal.com)

This year’s theme: Emerging Methods

We’re exploring what’s new, what’s next, and what’s finally possible in UX. Topics we’re particularly interested in:

• AI/LLM-assisted research and design methods
• New qualitative methods
• Quantitative and data-driven UX approaches
• Methods borrowed from adjacent fields (behavioural science, service design, etc.)
• Critique and evolution of established methods
• Old methods whose time has finally come – especially those heavy on analysis/computation that are now feasible
• Methods that reduce or replace direct user involvement in research

We’re looking for methods that work for newcomers to UX (including developers) AND senior practitioners. Cutting-edge doesn’t mean impenetrable.

What to expect

We’ll go over things like:

• your ideas
• your interests
• what you’d like people to take away/why the audience should care
• how these things might form part of this year’s theme

You don’t need a polished talk – just ideas and enthusiasm. We often work closely with speakers to shape a talk that harmonises with the theme. First-time speakers are welcome.

Looking forward to speaking with you.

Cheers, Danny