UXLx Talks

UXLx: User Experience Lisbon

Full talks from UXLx: User Experience Lisbon, the largest European UX Training Conference, set in Lisbon, Portugal. Live since 2010. Organised by Xperienz Research and Design.

  1. 16 juin

    Leveraging Cultural Knowledge for Global UX by Chui Chui Tan

    Expanding into international markets isn't just about translating content or adjusting payment systems. Local cultures, political contexts, technological landscapes and social norms all shape how people perceive and interact with products or services.In this talk, Chui Chui Tan will challenge traditional perspectives on cultural awareness in UX. She will show why it's time for UX professionals to rethink how cultural factors impact global design, and how to translate that understanding into meaningful actions.Through case studies and lessons from real-world international product launches, this talk will prompt attendees to reassess their approach to global UX, offering new frameworks for embedding cultural insights into every stage of product and business development.

    Leveraging Cultural Knowledge for Global UX by Chui Chui Tan

  2. 20 mai

    AI is Transforming UX Research by John Whalen

    I used to be skeptical of AI-powered tools and nervous about the sweeping changes they promise for our industry. But after interviewing over 25 AI research tool founders, testing nearly 100 AI-empowered solutions, and publishing our “AI vs Humans” study comparing traditional UX research with a human-plus-AI approach, I now see the transformative potential these tools offer. In this talk, I reveal how advanced AI will reshape the way UX professionals work. Discover how AI moderation can dramatically accelerate and scale research, how synthetic users provide new avenues for creative experimentation, and how near-limitless insights generate empowers smarter, more informed design decisions.

    AI is Transforming UX Research by John Whalen

  3. 17 mars

    DesignOps Initiatives in Practice by Peter Boersma

    Every design organisation should continuously run initiatives that improve the circumstances for designers and increase the chances of good design happening. In other words: they should have a DesignOps practice.In this talk, Peter will walk attendees through examples of DesignOps initiatives and how they were executed, as well as introduce his process to maintain a DesignOps roadmap, all based on experiences at Miro, ServiceNow, IKEA, and other organisations.

    DesignOps Initiatives in Practice by Peter Boersma

  4. 23 févr.

    Design for the rest of us: Must-haves of accessible design by Devon Persing

    Most of us are familiar with accessibility requirements around color, support for screen readers, and basics for content structure. But what about more nuanced issues that impact users with cognitive and motor disabilities? In this talk, Devon will discuss ways to keep users with disabilities safe and included on the modern web with clear workflows, options for reduced motion, and interfaces that are user-friendly, not user-hostile.

    Design for the rest of us: Must-haves of accessible design by Devon Persing

  5. 22 janv.

    Preparing Teams to Design Impactful AI Experiences by Mike Oren

    Designing for AI in 2025 is similar to designing computer interfaces in the late 80s and early 90s, where designers need some knowledge of the medium to craft the right experiences since our tools are currently insufficient.This talk will share how Klaviyo's AI team has been crafted to balance high-data literacy with designers that have more creative inspiration that gives our customers a feeling of magic.I'll cover how I hire for and help train data literacy in the designers so they can work in close partnership with data scientists & engineers.

    Preparing Teams to Design Impactful AI Experiences by Mike Oren

  6. 22 janv.

    Patterns for Faster, Cheaper, Better UX Text by Torrey Podmajersky

    Sure, AI could help you write that tricky UX copy. But does it make the product work better for users?The right UX text can speed up onboarding, increase engagement, and reduce support costs.In this talk, Torrey provides practical UX text patterns to help you design faster, with better outcomes, and without spending AI tokens.

    Patterns for Faster, Cheaper, Better UX Text by Torrey Podmajersky

  7. 27/11/2025

    Themeable Design Systems With Design Tokens by Brad Frost

    Your Multi-All-The-Things organization supports multiple products, brands, platforms, and modes. Your design system unlocks desperately-needed efficiency & consistency, which is great! But each product has its own unique design needs, so how can we provide the benefits of shared systems without forcing everything to look exactly the same?The answer is design tokens! In this talk, you'll learn how design tokens help organizations strike the balance between consistency/efficiency and expression/innovation. Brad will share important design tokens concepts, architecture, and hard-earned best practices to help you successfully create and maintain a robust design token system to serve your Multi-All-The-Things organization.

    Themeable Design Systems With Design Tokens by Brad Frost

  8. 16/10/2025

    Designing Products Powered by AI by Katrina Alcorn

    Designing for AI requires new considerations and new ways of thinking. We must focus our design talents on a new type of relationship with machines—one that is far more dynamic than ever before. What should these relationships look like? How might we take an ethical approach to create the best experiences with AI? And what role does design thinking have in helping us design for AI?

    Designing Products Powered by AI by Katrina Alcorn
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Full talks from UXLx: User Experience Lisbon, the largest European UX Training Conference, set in Lisbon, Portugal. Live since 2010. Organised by Xperienz Research and Design.

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  • Création
    UXLx: User Experience Lisbon
  • Années d’activité
    2024 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    144
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
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