UX Brighton Conference Explores Emerging Methods
The 14th annual UX Brighton conference brings together industry experts to discuss the latest developments in user experience design. This year's event focuses on emerging methods and techniques that are changing the field.

The fact that AI may soon be able to do a UX professional's job is a startling reality that will be explored in one of the conference talks. Florian Herrengt's session, 'What happens when AI can do your job?', will delve into the implications of this emerging technology on the field of UX design. With the rapid shift in research techniques, design tools, and testing methods, it's essential for practitioners to stay ahead of the curve.
The conference, taking place on Friday, 6 November 2026, at Brighton Dome in Brighton, will feature a range of speakers, including Chiara Scarabotti, who will introduce a practical method for building a shared memory of user problems, known as Experience Debt. Other notable speakers include Vivek Gopinath, Prama Ayalasomayajula, Kathy Neuss, and Max Borodin, who will share their expertise and experiences in UX design and research.
The event is aimed at designers, researchers, and practitioners who are looking for practical ideas to take back to work. With its focus on emerging methods and techniques, the conference promises to provide valuable insights and knowledge for those in the field. Tickets are with the button beside the article, and the event will also feature an after-party in the venue's foyer bar.
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