

Annual single-day UX conference held at Brighton Dome, each edition organised around a single theme relevant to user experience practice.
UX Brighton is an annual single-day conference held at the Brighton Dome for user experience designers, researchers and product professionals.
Each edition is built around a single theme, with a sequence of stage talks from practitioners and academics rather than parallel tracks.
The conference is organised has run for more than a decade, drawing an audience of designers and decision makers alongside a wider community of talks and evening events in the city.
1 NovBrighton
The Expanding Dark Forest and Generative AI
Robots Vs Designers: Mastering AI and Prompt Engineering to Amplify Creativity and Career
Calibrating User Trust in AI Products
Human Conversations with Grids of Numbers
People Won't Use Your Shiny New AI Product
Synthetic Users in an Organic World



Argues that feedback-trained chatbots flatter users and discourage critical thinking, and proposes interface toggles and model changes to make AI a challenging intellectual partner rather than a passive assistant.
