How to pitch a talk that gets accepted
Our programme committee reviewed 640 proposals last year. The ones that made it had a clear audience, a real story and one practical takeaway.
Groups of five or more save fifteen percent and get a private meeting room to regroup between sessions.
From the registration desk to the last workshop, here is what a day at the event looks like.
Packed keynotes, busy workshop tables and the evening party that ran until midnight.
Speaker announcements, attendee guides and stories from the stage, as the next edition takes shape.
Our programme committee reviewed 640 proposals last year. The ones that made it had a clear audience, a real story and one practical takeaway.
Twelve speakers are confirmed so far, including a founder who scaled to ten million users and the design lead behind a popular banking app.
Four speakers who disagree, a moderator who keeps time and no slides. These are our rules for panels that go beyond polite agreement.
From a live usability test with real users to a pricing teardown, five sessions attendees still mention a year later.
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I met two future colleagues at the evening party.
The workshops were small and practical, exactly what I needed.
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