Push UX

Name: Push UX 2019 · Munich
Start: 2019-10-24
End: 2019-10-25
Location: Munich

A long-running Munich conference on UX and product design.

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Next edition

October 2026

Location

Munich, Germany

Format

In person

Organiser

Push UX

About Push UX

Push, also known as push.conference and Push UX, is a Munich-based UX and product design conference running since 2012. It draws several hundred attendees for talks and hands-on workshops.

Programming spans UX and interface design, design leadership, and emerging topics including AI, with a practical, workshop-led element.

Editions

Upcoming

Upcoming
2026
22–23 Oct
Munich
Lineup unknown
2025
23–24 Oct
Munich
48 speakers
2024
7–8 Nov
Munich
45 speakers
2023
19–20 Oct
Munich
44 speakers
2022
3–4 Nov
Munich
32 speakers
2019
24–25 Oct
Munich
30 speakers
Speakers in 2019Speakers at Push UX 2019
24–25 OctMunich
Akshan Ish
Designing Research for Digital Products
Alex Potrivaev
Designing Design Processes
Andreas Refsgaard
Playful Machine Learning
Andreas Refsgaard
Prototyping Powered by Machine Learning
Carlo Frinolli
Design V. Development – A DesignOps Method to Ease the Pain
Daniel G. Siegel
Live Website Critique
Felix Schmidt
How to Pitch Your Idea Properly
Imke Bähr
Design V. Development – A DesignOps Method to Ease the Pain
Laura Vidal
Designing Bad Interfaces
Lauren Isaacson
Inclusive Research
Lauren Isaacson
Boosting Your Bias Immunity
Mala Kumar
Substantive Tech
Max Well
Prototyping VR / AR Futures
Melody Koh
Designing Enough
Mette Boldt
Unwrap: Reconsidering Transparency for Smartphones Through Speculative Design
Michael Schieben
Form of Innovation - the Product Field
Michael Schieben
Collaborative Product Thinking
Mirco Winde
How to Explain to My Colleagues Why I Play Lego at Work Now
Pamela Pavliscak
Design Feeling Is the New Design Thinking
Phil Balagtas
Futures Design Thinking: Speculative Design, Strategic Foresight and Other Ways to Respond to the Future
Sabrina Mach
Design as If a Life Depends on It
Salma Ali
Prototyping VR / AR Futures
Sarah Mautsch
Designing for Appropriate Interaction
Sarah Wöhler
Lean Branding – How to Brand Design in No Time
Scott Kubie
How to Get the Writing Done
Sebastian Oschatz
Design for Trust
Teodora Blindu
Prototyping VR / AR Futures
Till Winkler
Testing Virtual Reality Products with Real Life Users
Vicki Tan
The Secrets Data Won't Tell You
Wolfgang Klein
Five and a Half Principles to Design Better Cobots

Speakers in 2019Speakers at Push UX 2019

24–25 OctMunich

Akshan Ish
Designing Research for Digital Products
Alex Potrivaev
Designing Design Processes
Andreas Refsgaard
Playful Machine Learning
Andreas Refsgaard
Prototyping Powered by Machine Learning
Carlo Frinolli
Design V. Development – A DesignOps Method to Ease the Pain
Daniel G. Siegel
Live Website Critique

Felix Schmidt
How to Pitch Your Idea Properly
Imke Bähr
Design V. Development – A DesignOps Method to Ease the Pain
Laura Vidal
Designing Bad Interfaces
Lauren Isaacson
Inclusive Research
Lauren Isaacson
Boosting Your Bias Immunity
Mala Kumar
Substantive Tech
Max Well
Prototyping VR / AR Futures
Melody Koh
Designing Enough
Mette Boldt
Unwrap: Reconsidering Transparency for Smartphones Through Speculative Design
Michael Schieben
Form of Innovation - the Product Field
Michael Schieben
Collaborative Product Thinking
Mirco Winde
How to Explain to My Colleagues Why I Play Lego at Work Now
Pamela Pavliscak
Design Feeling Is the New Design Thinking
Phil Balagtas
Futures Design Thinking: Speculative Design, Strategic Foresight and Other Ways to Respond to the Future
Sabrina Mach
Design as If a Life Depends on It
Salma Ali
Prototyping VR / AR Futures
Sarah Mautsch
Designing for Appropriate Interaction
Sarah Wöhler
Lean Branding – How to Brand Design in No Time
Scott Kubie
How to Get the Writing Done
Sebastian Oschatz
Design for Trust
Teodora Blindu
Prototyping VR / AR Futures
Till Winkler
Testing Virtual Reality Products with Real Life Users
Vicki Tan
The Secrets Data Won't Tell You
Wolfgang Klein
Five and a Half Principles to Design Better Cobots