What we learned from last year's feedback
We read 1,200 survey responses. You asked for longer breaks, fewer sales pitches and better coffee, and all three change this year.
Three days, eighty speakers and three thousand people who build products for a living, under one roof in the city centre.
What attendees, speakers and sponsors said after last year's edition, in their own words.
As a sponsor, we had more good conversations here than at any other event.
The best conference I have attended. I left with a notebook full of ideas.
The workshops were small and practical, exactly what I needed.
I met two future colleagues at the evening party.
Already bought my ticket for next year.
Every talk was recorded, so I could watch the ones I missed on the train home.
Tips for attendees, behind-the-scenes posts and highlights from past workshops and keynotes.
We read 1,200 survey responses. You asked for longer breaks, fewer sales pitches and better coffee, and all three change this year.
From a live usability test with real users to a pricing teardown, five sessions attendees still mention a year later.
Twelve speakers are confirmed so far, including a founder who scaled to ten million users and the design lead behind a popular banking app.
From the opening keynote on AI in product teams to a closing panel on burnout, our programme team picks ten highlights.
Live main-stage streams in HD, speaker Q&A through the chat and replays for thirty days. Everything virtual attendees need to know.
Our programme committee reviewed 640 proposals last year. The ones that made it had a clear audience, a real story and one practical takeaway.
Forty crew, two nights and six tonnes of lighting and sound. Here is how the main hall goes from empty shell to keynote stage.
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