The Dublin UX Pop-Up @ UXDX 2024
Dublin UX and UXDX are proud to partner on this exclusive event! Join us for a special pop-up within the highly anticipated UXDX conference, happening right here in Dublin this October (9-11 Oct).
After almost a decade of being part of Dublin’s vibrant tech scene, this will be UXDX's final year in the city. So Dublin UX is very excited to be part of this extra special event.
The UXDX lineup features top-tier speakers covering Product, UX, Design, and Dev – the same high energy and inspiration you've come to expect. If you've ever thought about attending UXDX, now's the time to do it. And with the code DUBLINUX, you can save 20% on tickets at https://uxdx.com/emea/2024/speakers.
The Dublin UX Pop-Up @ UXDX
We’re offering free access to this Dublin UX pop-up for members and conference guests alike. Running for 90 minutes, our pop-up will give you a taste of UXDX and showcase what Dublin UX is all about. It’s the perfect partnership. This event will run in the RDS, Hall 3, using the Anglesea Road entrance to the RDS.
This Dublin UX pop-up event will be unlike any other – we’re running it silent disco style! You'll be given a headset to control the volume and really immerse yourself in the content. You do not want to miss this one.
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, 9th October
Venue: RDS Dublin, UXDX Conference
Tickets: Please RSVP over on MeetUp. You will receive the link to register for badged access from UXDX within 48 hours of RSVPing. You will need a badge to access this event.
Schedule:
8:15 am - Doors open for networking and coffee
9:00 am: Opening remarks
9:10 am: Panel: Accessibility in the Spotlight - navigation the new EU legislation and more
9:45 am: Talk: UX Research from 0 to 1 with Nadine Piecha - Lead UX Researcher at FREENOW.
10:20 am: Closing Remarks
10:30 am: Networking and coffee
11:00 am: Event ends.
We have limited space for this extra special event, and speakers will be announced shortly. Reserve your spot early and don’t miss out!
Important Note:
While access to this Dublin UX pop-up is free, it does not include access to the general UXDX conference. You will need to register on this page to get a special badge entry on the UXDX website
Location
The RDS, Dublin 4.
The Talks
Accessibility in the Spotlight: Navigating the New EU Legislation and more
Overview: Join our expert panel hosted by Patrick Mooney as they dive into the game-changing EU accessibility legislation and its impact on UX and development professionals. Featuring insights from Karen Hawkins (Level Access), Gareth Crossan and Mick Kane (Optum), this session bridges the gap between legal requirements and practical implementation. Discover how this new law is reshaping the digital landscape and learn actionable steps to prioritize accessibility in your work, whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned professional in the field.
Key Outcomes/Learnings:
Understanding the implications of EU accessibility legislation for UX, development, and product teams
Practical strategies to integrate accessibility into existing workflows and design systems
Debunking common myths about accessibility and its impact on creativity
Actionable steps to start prioritizing accessibility immediately
Insights into the future of accessibility and its potential to drive innovation
Panel:
Karen Hawkins - Principal of Accessible Design at Level Access
Gareth Crossan - Digital Accessibility Engineer at Optum
Mick Keane - Principal Digital Accessibility Engineer at Optum
UX Research 0 to 1
With Nadine Piecha - Lead UX Researcher, FREENOW
Through working in startups, scale-ups and enterprise companies, Nadine has experienced that many companies view creating and establishing UX research as a discipline and as part of the overall culture.
Nadine will talk through her best practices in steering companies towards building and growing successful UX Teams. She will touch on:
The approaches she has created to ensure a smooth transition (understanding the current status quo of the business);
How to find allies and understand their values; and
The challenges/fears she has encountered and how she overcame them