UX work rarely happens in isolation.
Researchers uncover what customers need. Designers turn those insights into experiences. Product managers balance those needs with business priorities, technical constraints and product strategy.
The better these disciplines understand one another, the better the decisions they can make together.
That’s part of what makes attending UXCON26 as a team valuable.
Who is UXCON26 relevant for?
UX Researchers & Research Leaders
To explore how research practice is changing, learn from peers and bring new approaches back into their organizations.
Product, Graphic, Interaction & UX Designers
To sharpen how they think about users, decision-making, collaboration and the experiences they create.
Product Managers & Product Leaders
To get closer to the conversations shaping research, design and customer experience — and better understand how those disciplines can contribute to stronger product decisions.
CX, Service Design & Strategy Teams
For teams responsible for understanding the customer experience beyond individual product features.
But there’s another benefit to bringing colleagues from different functions:
You leave with shared context.
One of the challenges with sending one person to a conference is that they come back inspired, and then have to explain everything they learned to everyone else.
When your UX researcher, designer and product manager experience those conversations together, the discussion can continue immediately:
Could we apply this to our product?
Are we doing this well today?
Should we rethink how our teams work together?
What should we try when we get back?
That shared experience can be just as valuable as the individual sessions themselves.
Thinking about sending a team?
If your organization is considering sending several people to UXCON26, we’d love to talk.
Whether that’s:
3 UX practitioners, a UX + Product team or a larger cross-functional group, we can help you determine the best option for your organization.