On 24th – 25th March, 100 of the brightest strategic thinkers & skilled practitioners convene in London for the 15th edition of MEX.
Our theme is ‘Under the skin of user experience’ – literally – as we seek to illuminate the new design challenges the industry faces as digital technology becomes pervasive, invisible and woven into the fabric of existence. Metaphorically, too, we delve beneath the surface to address questions unanswered in other forums, drawing on a deep well of 19 years of in-house MEX research and employing the unique MEX format to tap the knowledge of our expert participant community.
A ticket (£1499) not only provides access to the event, but also the MEX archive of insights and previous speaker videos, a complete post-event summary package and a lifelong network of MEX pioneers.
Secure your place by registering today or contact me if you’d like to become a sponsor.
Themes
Programme
Vision
3 creative leaders define their visions for user experience in 2020
Expertise
10 speakers on designing for user modes across mobile, wearables, tablets and more.
Education
4 x 15 minute lightning sessions sharing the latest user research techniques from academia
Creativity
6 workshops and facilitated skills sharing to improve strategic thinking and practical methods
Experimental problem solving methods using physical objects
Network
Meet a lifelong community of fellow pioneers in a uniquely relaxing venue
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