"Building Creative Cultures" (Bethanie Dennis), "Brand Narrative" (Ross Palmer)

"Understanding Equality, Equity and Removing Barriers in Diversity & Inclusion" (Lyndsey Britton-Lee and Lynsey Harbottle) and "AI Diversity - How to Avoid Baked-in Bias" (Tom Moran).

"Making GitLab a PWA" (Sam Beckham) and "The Almighty JAMstack" (Jamie Bradley).

Two talks: "How the world sees the web" (Danielle Stone) and "Learnings from a year of Conversion Rate Optimisation" (Simon Clark).

Kirk Tierney outlines tools and principles of animation and interaction in UX.

Adam Hill gives a brief history of open source, how open source communities work (or don't!) and discuss how collaboration, transparency and community development is transforming the way we live and work.

Tom Moran will take a look at the history and future of voice-lead virtual assistants.

Martin Underhill and Steven Proctor look at common mistakes when designing and coding forms on the web, both visual design and HTML.

Tim Gale presents ways to use tools to give indications of design success.

Gavin Elliott shares his take on professional progression and what that means from both an individual and managerial perspective.

Craig Abbott will talk about building empathy for users with impairments, making sure to be aware of how to design services that don’t disable people.

Luke Medlock will discuss how to design with near certainty, appease stakeholders, and better sell work through Hypothesis Driven Design, for
freelancers, startups and big business.

Vic Bell shares her story about living as a creative with depression, how that can feel and how to manage it.

Two talks, "The Importance of Brand Guidelines" (Ross Palmer) and "What's your name again?" (Helena Hill).

Ade-Lee Adebiyi will discuss the importance of having creative confidence, how to build it and how to regain it if you’ve lost it.

Adam Finlay talks about NOVAK's projection technology and Urban Observatory data visualisation, and Ian Wright explores 'Bullet Time Photography’.

Two talks, "What are brand guidelines and why are they important when working with clients" (Narrative Communications) and "Use of Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing techniques to improve automated machine understanding of product/service performance" (Daykin & Storey)

Ian Wood talks about architecting software for a long life.

An overview of GraphQL with Jamie Barton.

Steven Proctor discusses why content is important to the user experience, different ways to approach it, who it is for, the rise of content design, and voice and tone.

Three talks, "Why do all websites look the same?" (Danielle Stone), "Adventures in Accessibility Testing" (Phil Sherry) and "Cloud Performance -
Pitfalls, Hints and Tips" (David Owen).

Two talks: "Dealing with Depression" (Adam Hill) and "Imposter Syndrome" (Gavin Elliott).

Craig Abbott explains what a prototype is, and why we should use them, as well as introducing us to the tools and resources available to build a prototype and how to avoid common mistakes.

"How to avoid a Robot Apocalypse: The history, now and future of AI from Spambots to Skynet" (Tom Moran)

David Todd will discuss how the use of colour, typography and animation can affect the user's state of mind. Plus speaker from Orange Bus.

TBC

Talks form Adam Wimpenny (WordPress) and Adam Hill (Drupal).