UX Copenhagen

Name: UX Copenhagen 2023 · Copenhagen
Start: 2023-03-23
End: 2023-03-24
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark

A Danish UX and design conference in Copenhagen known for its focus on ethics, sustainability and responsible, critical design.

Product DesignDesign EthicsSustainabilityCritical Design

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Latest edition

March 2024

Location

Copenhagen, Denmark

Format

In person

Cadence

Annual

Organiser

Helle Martens

About UX Copenhagen

UX Copenhagen is an annual conference in Copenhagen for UX and design practitioners, with a long-running emphasis on design ethics, sustainability, and the societal impact of the things we build. It was founded in 2015.

Each edition is organised around a theme that explores responsible and critical design practice, giving the conference a distinct point of view within the UX community.

Editions

2024
20–21 Mar
Copenhagen
21 speakers
2023
23–24 Mar
Copenhagen
22 speakers
Speakers in 2023Speakers at UX Copenhagen 2023
23–24 MarCopenhagen
Angelos Arnis
Futures Thinking
Bettina Høiler
Discrimination in Design
Catherine Hills
The Problematic Intersection of UX Design with Organizational Design: Is Your Organization Ready and Willing to Change?
Dan Maccarone
The Efficacy of the Peripheral: Adventures in the Life of a Fractional CPO
David de Léon
The Gentle Art of Feedback
David Dylan Thomas
Turning Conflict Into Collaboration
Debbie Levitt
Workshop: Don't Democratize UX Research – And Governance for Those Doing It
Demi Daniels
Workshop: Unlock the Hidden Power of Inclusive Content
Jen Blatz
Workshop: Spontaneous Talks Frameworks
Joachim Blicher
Workshop: Solving Invisible Problems
Linda Sheard
Workshop: ChatGPT, AI and UX Design
Lisa Talia Moretti
Designing for Relationships
Mansi Gupta
Reducing Unintended Consequences Created by the Gender-Neutrality Guise to Design for the Invisible Half
Oliver Schöndorfer
Workshop: Unleash the Invisible Power of UI Typography
Piccia Neri
Visible, Beautiful, Creative, Accessible
Rachael Edwards
Workshop: Unlock the Hidden Power of Inclusive Content
Rachel Gogel
Dear Boss, You Need Help
Rina Takikawa
The Invisible Similarities Ballet and Design Have in Common
Shir Zalzberg
Workshop: Data Visualization
Tina Klemmensen
Workshop: Tangible Telling Modelling
Tiziana d'Agostino
Workshop: Psychological Insights in UX
Tobias Christian Jensen
Workshop: The Use of Color in the Dark Ages
2022
28–29 Mar
Copenhagen
12 speakers
2021
Copenhagen
4 speakers
2020
30–31 Mar
Copenhagen
14 speakers
2019
18–19 Mar
Copenhagen
24 speakers
2018
27–28 Feb
Copenhagen
6 speakers
2017
7–8 Mar
Copenhagen
7 speakers
2016
3–4 Mar
Copenhagen
5 speakers
2015
Mar
Copenhagen
13 speakers

Speakers in 2023Speakers at UX Copenhagen 2023

23–24 MarCopenhagen

Angelos Arnis
Futures Thinking
Bettina Høiler
Discrimination in Design
Catherine Hills
The Problematic Intersection of UX Design with Organizational Design: Is Your Organization Ready and Willing to Change?
Dan Maccarone
The Efficacy of the Peripheral: Adventures in the Life of a Fractional CPO
David de Léon
The Gentle Art of Feedback
David Dylan Thomas
Turning Conflict Into Collaboration

Debbie Levitt
Workshop: Don't Democratize UX Research – And Governance for Those Doing It
Demi Daniels
Workshop: Unlock the Hidden Power of Inclusive Content
Jen Blatz
Workshop: Spontaneous Talks Frameworks
Joachim Blicher
Workshop: Solving Invisible Problems
Linda Sheard
Workshop: ChatGPT, AI and UX Design
Lisa Talia Moretti
Designing for Relationships
Mansi Gupta
Reducing Unintended Consequences Created by the Gender-Neutrality Guise to Design for the Invisible Half
Oliver Schöndorfer
Workshop: Unleash the Invisible Power of UI Typography
Piccia Neri
Visible, Beautiful, Creative, Accessible
Rachael Edwards
Workshop: Unlock the Hidden Power of Inclusive Content
Rachel Gogel
Dear Boss, You Need Help
Rina Takikawa
The Invisible Similarities Ballet and Design Have in Common
Shir Zalzberg
Workshop: Data Visualization
Tina Klemmensen
Workshop: Tangible Telling Modelling
Tiziana d'Agostino
Workshop: Psychological Insights in UX
Tobias Christian Jensen
Workshop: The Use of Color in the Dark Ages