UX New Zealand

Name: UX New Zealand 2020 · Wellington
Start: 2020-11-18
End: 2020-11-20
Location: Wellington, New Zealand

New Zealand's annual user experience and information architecture conference, held in person and online.

User ResearchInformation ArchitectureDesign ResearchContent DesignDesign StrategyInteraction DesignDesign LeadershipService Design

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Latest edition

February 2023

Location

Wellington, New Zealand

Format

Hybrid

Organiser

Optimal Workshop

About UX New Zealand

UX New Zealand is a UX and information architecture conference held in Wellington, New Zealand. It brings together local and international speakers across research, design and strategy for a multi day programme of talks and hands-on workshops.

Recent editions typically ran across three days, combining a workshop day with two days of conference talks.

Editions

2023
15–17 Feb
Wellington
33 speakers
2022
16–18 Feb
Wellington
24 speakers
2021
Wellington
17 speakers
2020
18–20 Nov
Wellington
25 speakers
Speakers in 2020Speakers at UX New Zealand 2020
18–20 NovWellington
Kate Towsey
Author of Research That Scales & Founder@The ResearchOps Review
Research Ops War Stories & Triumphs
Andrew Millar
The Future Lies in Conversational User Experiences
Anna Bek
How to Measure the Experience (UX ROI)
Bradley Gabr-Ryn
Design with Mental Health in Mind
Camela Logan
Leveraging Cross-Cultural Research Strategies to Make Simulated Environments More Accessible
Carol Smith
Being Actively Ethical: Dynamic UX for AI
Clint Schnee
Take a Load Off: How to Identify and Reduce Cognitive Load
Dan Ramsden
Teaming with the Virus: How Social Distance Might Change the Way We Work and Collaborate
Daniel Stillman
Conversational Leadership: Aligning Teams and Leading Change
David Dylan Thomas
Design for Cognitive Bias: Using Mental Shortcuts for Good Instead of Evil
Donna Spencer
Presenting Design Work: And Getting Great Feedback
Elizabeth Lang
Consider the Periphery
James Ford
More Than an MVP: The Case for Continuous Improvement in the COVID Era
Jennie Leng
Wine, Bacon and Periods: Product Categories and Our Journey to Wrangle Them
Jill Christ
Going Independent: How I Found Everything I Needed Within Myself to Start My Own UX Practice
Jon Bell
And Now the Good News
Jonathan Colman
How to Maximize the Impact of Content Design
Kanhika Nikam
Is Bias Always Bad?
Katherine Barrow
Discovery - Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride.
Pete Lister
More Than an MVP: The Case for Continuous Improvement in the COVID Era
Phil Gordon
Sympathy Vs. Empathy & Making Product Decisions at Speed
Q Walker
The Future Lies in Conversational User Experiences
Rod Acevedo
All Designers Are Going to Hell!
Ruth Brown
“Bipartisan” UX - a Call for the Middle Ground
Tom Holloway
How to Talk to Customers in Their Own Language
2019
30 Oct–1 Nov
Wellington
25 speakers
2018
Wellington
Lineup unknown
2017
11–13 Oct
Wellington
13 speakers
2016
12–14 Oct
Wellington
4 speakers
2015
28–30 Oct
Wellington
6 speakers
2013
6–8 Nov
Wellington
14 speakers

Speakers in 2020Speakers at UX New Zealand 2020

18–20 NovWellington

Kate Towsey
Author of Research That Scales & Founder@The ResearchOps Review
Research Ops War Stories & Triumphs
Andrew Millar
The Future Lies in Conversational User Experiences
Anna Bek
How to Measure the Experience (UX ROI)
Bradley Gabr-Ryn
Design with Mental Health in Mind
Camela Logan
Leveraging Cross-Cultural Research Strategies to Make Simulated Environments More Accessible
Carol Smith
Being Actively Ethical: Dynamic UX for AI

Clint Schnee
Take a Load Off: How to Identify and Reduce Cognitive Load
Dan Ramsden
Teaming with the Virus: How Social Distance Might Change the Way We Work and Collaborate
Daniel Stillman
Conversational Leadership: Aligning Teams and Leading Change
David Dylan Thomas
Design for Cognitive Bias: Using Mental Shortcuts for Good Instead of Evil
Donna Spencer
Presenting Design Work: And Getting Great Feedback
Elizabeth Lang
Consider the Periphery
James Ford
More Than an MVP: The Case for Continuous Improvement in the COVID Era
Jennie Leng
Wine, Bacon and Periods: Product Categories and Our Journey to Wrangle Them
Jill Christ
Going Independent: How I Found Everything I Needed Within Myself to Start My Own UX Practice
Jon Bell
And Now the Good News
Jonathan Colman
How to Maximize the Impact of Content Design
Kanhika Nikam
Is Bias Always Bad?
Katherine Barrow
Discovery - Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride.
Pete Lister
More Than an MVP: The Case for Continuous Improvement in the COVID Era
Phil Gordon
Sympathy Vs. Empathy & Making Product Decisions at Speed
Q Walker
The Future Lies in Conversational User Experiences
Rod Acevedo
All Designers Are Going to Hell!
Ruth Brown
“Bipartisan” UX - a Call for the Middle Ground
Tom Holloway
How to Talk to Customers in Their Own Language