See you at UX London – Life at the sharpie end – Andy Bright's blog about designing interactive experiences

I’ll be making a trip down to London this June for clearleft’s new conference UX London. The structure of the event is split between presentations and number half–day workshops and agenda touches on an impressively diverse array of topics from strategy to usability and design.

Credit must be given to clearleft for the efforts of putting together such a relevant and necessary event. The line-up of those making presentations and running workshops reads like a who’s who of the UX world. Don Norman, Luke Wroblewski and Jared Spool to name a few. I’m looking forward to all that I’m bound to learn and discover. Not just from the talks and workshops, but from meeting and greeting other User Experience professionals.

I’m still making my mind about which track / workshops I’d like to attend, but these badboys are standing out to me just now:

Dan Saffer’s Brainstorming and Design Principles
Peter Merholz’s Product Strategy and Planning Tools
Margaret Hanley’s UX Management: Developing and Growing Yourself and a Team of User Experience Professionals
Richard Rutter and James Box’s Wireframing Web 2.0 for Design and Definition