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Ingredients of user experience

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Introduction

MEX is an event focused on user modes as the raw ingredients of digital experience across phones, tablets, PCs, wearables and more. The two day agenda enables participants to learn from expert speakers, develop skills & ideas in facilitated creative sessions and gain lifelong access to a network of fellow pioneers.

MEX sells out in advance; buy a ticket today to guarantee your place (from £1499) or find out how to become a sponsor.


Inspiring agenda
>MEX is: inspiring speakers, chosen for unique insights not fancy job titles
Speakers chosen for unique insights not fancy job titles
Creative sessions
MEX is: creative sessions where you gain skills through facilitated team challenges
Gain skills through facilitated team challenges
Meaningful networking
MEX is: meaningful networking, accompanied by great food and a uniquely relaxing venue to build valuable relationships
Great food and a uniquely relaxing venue to build valuable relationships

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Content
MEX delivers: content, videos of every speaker session
Videos of every speaker session (examples)
Skills
MEX delivers: skills, techniques you can share back at the office
Techniques you can share back at the office
Contacts
MEX delivers: contacts, the lifelong MEX network
The lifelong MEX network
Speakers include...
Peter
Skillman
Peter Skillman, Head of Design, HERE (Nokia)
HERE (Nokia)
James
Haliburton
James Haliburton, CEO and Co-founder, TOPP
TOPP
Dale
Herigstad
Dale Herigstad, Chief Interaction Officer, Possible Worldwide
Possible Worldwide
Willem
Boijens
Willem Boijens, Design Strategist, Canon
Canon
Floris
van Eck
Floris van Eck, Business Developer, Canon
Canon
Dr Rachel
Jones
Dr Rachel Jones, Director, Instrata
Instrata
Thomas
Foster
Thomas Foster, Vice President of User Experience, Investment Bank
Investment Bank
Ken
Willes
Ken Willes, Director of Creative Services, Ideum
Ideum
Markus
Hohl
Markus Hohl, Head of Customer Experience Design, Orange Labs
Orange Innovation Labs
Giles
Colborne
Giles Colborne, Managing Director, cx partners
cx partners
Lindsey
Green
Lindsey Green, Partner, Frankly, Green + Webb
Frankly, Green + Webb
Alyson
Webb
Alyson Webb, Partner, Frankly, Green + Webb
Frankly, Green + Webb
Per
Nordqvist
Per Nordqvist, Interaction Designer, Ocean Observations
Ocean Observations
Rich
Clayton
Rich Clayton, Founder, Monkey Mischief
Monkey Mischief
Alex
Guest
Alex Guest, Facilitator, Independent
Independent
Jonas
Arbsjo
Jonas Arbsjo, Designer, TOPP
TOPP
Dr Andrew
Muir Wood
Dr Andrew Muir Wood, Research Director, MEX
MEX
Marek
Pawlowski
Marek Pawlowski, Founder, MEX
MEX

Event themes

By identifying common ways people engage with digital products, we can move beyond design governed by specific technologies or device types and instead use these modes to build experiences better suited to user needs.

Locate
Making choices in response to position
Trust
Seeking reassurance and proceeding on judgement
Communicate
Exchanging meaning with others
Consume
Absorbing and interpreting information
Control
Simplifying life through commands and automation
Create
Originating something with expressive or functional qualities
Explore
Discovering novelty on an evolving path
Augment
Enhancing activity with additional layers

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