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UX London happened last week.
Working on an event is a weird kind of project. You spend all your time and effort on something that is then over in the blink of an eye.
I’d been preparing for this all year. 95% of my work happened before the event—curating the line-up, planning each day. There wasn’t all that much for me to do at the event itself other than introduce the speakers and chat with the attendees.
Maybe it was because there was very little left in my control, but the night before the event I found myself feeling really anxious and nervous. I was pretty sure the line-up was excellent, but anything could happen. I really wanted everyone to have a great time, but at that point, there wasn’t much more I could do.
Then the first day started. Every talk was superb. Everyone got really stuck into their workshops. By the end of the day, people were buzzing about what a great time they’d had.
My nervousness was easing. But that was only one day of three.
The second day was just as good. Again, every talk was superb. I began to suspect that the first day wasn’t just a fluke.
The third day confirmed it. Three days of top-notch talks—nary a dud in the whole line-up!
It was, dare I say it, the best UX London yet. Not just because of the talks and workshops. The attendees were absolutely lovely! There was a really good buzz throughout.
By the end of the event I felt a huge sense of relief.
For this year’s UX London, I put a lot of time and effort into curating the line-up. There were some safe bets. There were some risky bets. They all paid off.
I’m incredibly grateful to all of the fantastic speakers and workshop hosts who really gave it their all. And I’m so, so grateful to everyone who came. It’s a tough time for events right now, and I really appreciate every single person who made it to this year’s UX London. Thank you!
The only downside to pouring my heart and soul into this year’s line-up is that I left nothing in the tank for next year. I’m already starting to worry—how am I going to top UX London 2025?
This content originally appeared on Adactio: Journal and was authored by Adactio: Journal
Adactio: Journal | Sciencx (2025-06-17T09:56:12+00:00) That was UX London 2025. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/06/17/that-was-ux-london-2025/
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