What our participants say

Representation and community: 7 takeaways from UX Scotland 2023

Between conversations with fascinating people, talking about everything from diversity in UX to Die Hard, I felt hyper-aware of every aspect of the experience itself.

- Blog by Charné Tromp - SPARCK

Vibrant, insightful and thought-provoking: xDesign takes on day two of UX Scotland 2023

Hear from Scott Crookston about his experience at UX Scotland, where he was joined by colleagues Darren Dalrymple, Head of Scotland, and Paul Diamond, Head of Client Partnerships, for a day of all things UX Scotland.

- Blog by Scott Crookston

7 Thoughts on UX Scotland

Professionalisation, LinkedIn, design processes, sharing, complexity, fundamentals, and ethics in user experience

- Blog by Neil Scott

UX Scotland 2023 Part 1

Experiences of a speaker at UX Scotland 2023

- Blog by Stéphanie Krus

Themes from UX Scotland

Jim Lawson of PDMS shares thoughts on UX Scotland 2023

UX Scotland 2023 Part 2

Highlights of a participant at UX Scotland 2023

- Blog by Stéphanie Krus

Designer day at UX Scotland 2023

We are always looking for new ways to get inspired, to think differently and to keep up to date with the latest in the industry.
- Blog by Connect Communications

My 5 key takeaways from UX Scotland 2023

I recently attended UX Scotland, which is a 3-day conference for designers, researchers and other user-centred professionals to come together to learn, share and connect with the community. It was my first in-person UX conference, and I left buzzing with ideas.
-Blog by Katie Dickerson

UX Scotland 2023: my highlights

What could beat 3 full days catching up with my local tribe, getting to know friendly UXers from all over the world, enjoying talks, workshops, yummy food and free massages, all in the gorgeous setting of Holyrood Park? It’s brilliant.
-Blog by Kat Husbands

Insights from UX Scotland 2023

UX Scotland 2023 brought together a diverse group of UX professionals, thought leaders, and enthusiasts to explore the multifaceted landscape of User Experience Design. Over the course of three days, attendees immersed themselves in inspiring talks, engaging workshops, and thought-provoking discussions.
-Blog by Border Crossing UX

My journey from UX Scotland 2023

Edinburgh 9 June 2023. It’s 16:59 and 46s and my train is pulling out of Waverley station 14 seconds ahead of schedule and I’m already sad despite the blue sky and bright sunshine. Sad because my first UX Scotland event has come to an end and my return train destination is Normality, England.
-Blog by Roger Attrill

A wee trip to UX Scotland

"I’d always heard good things about the conference the good folks at UX Scotland put on each year, and boy were they right!"
-Blog by Laura Yarrow

My first UX Scotland conference

'After seeing people talking about it on social medias the last two years, wishing I could go too, I finally went there this week.'
- Blog by Stéphanie Krus

UX Scotland 2019

'This year I attended UX Scotland for the first time … and it was awesome! '
- blog by Rachel Menzies

Our time at UX Scotland 2019

'We had a great time at UX Scotland in Edinburgh again this year. '
- Fanduel

A designer’s thoughts on the UX Scotland 2019 conference

We all left the conference wanting more. More nice people to talk to, more interesting and inspiring sessions, and more tasty lunches.
- Blog by Steve Burrows

Impressions of a First Timer at UX Scotland

Everyone I saw present or I chatted with was focused on learning and there were no big egos, which is refreshing. I also noticed there were lots of repeat attendees returning for 3 or even 5 years in a row.
- Blog by Tricia Okin

User Vision at UX Scotland 2019

UX Scotland is over for another year and 2019 has been our favourite yet.
- Blog by Chris Rourke at User Vision

UX Scotland 2019: my highlights

'I really REALLY looked forward to this conference. I loved last year’s and got loads out of it: ideas, contacts and tons of motivation.'
- Blog by Kat Husbands

UX Scotland 2019

'I met a lot of friendly people and left the conference with new practical tools and inspiration on how to develop my design craft.'
- Blog by Catherine Hedler, Scott Logic

Anonymous, Participant, UX Scotland 2019

AMAZING - I feel inspired to continue growing my career in UX and putting what I learned into practise.

Anonymous, Participant, UX Scotland 2019

A great and insightful experience that has provided some good future research/personal goals.

Anonymous, Participant, UX Scotland 2019

I enjoyed it all - great range of speakers

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