UXCON26 is officially behind us, and what a day it was.
Thank you to everyone who showed up, asked the hard questions, and stuck around after sessions to keep the conversation going. Thank you to Don Norman for grounding the day in decades of hard-won perspective. Thank you to the practitioners from Netflix, The New York Times, Target, UserTesting, and Skylight who showed up with real answers instead of polished theory. And thank you to Jeremy Miller for holding the whole day together.
This conference only works because the room shows up ready to engage, not just listen. That’s exactly what happened.
A few things we’re already hearing from attendees:
✺ New connections made in the hallway that turned into real conversations
✺ A clearer sense of where their role fits as the field keeps shifting
✺ A few leads and collaborations already in motion
If you were there, we’d love to hear what stuck with you. If you couldn’t make it this year, we’re already thinking about what’s next.
Thank you for being part of this community. We’ll see you at UXCON27.




