CanUX 2022 (Ottawa, Canada)

CanUX 2022, Canada’s premier annual UX event, is taking place from November 3 – 6, 2022 at the Canadian Museum of History in Ottawa. The 4-day showcase of modern experience design trends will feature hands-on workshops on the first two days on event, while the main conference will be held on the remaining two. Attendees will get ample opportunities to find inspiration, exchange ideas, learn and make new connections at the event.

 

 

List of Speakers

• Boon Sheridan – UX Researcher & Designer, 18F
• Sekay Farai – Anthropologist, HumanKind
• Dr. Sara M. Grimes – Director of the Knowledge Media Design Institute (KMDI) and Associate Professor in the Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto
• Jenny Wen – Product Design Manager, Figma
• Melanie Buset – UX Research Manager, Spotify
• Farai Madzima – UX Manager, Shopity
• Lou Downe – Founding director, School of Good Services
• Lynn Boyden – Sociotechnical Researcher, NASA
• Filippo di Trappani – Director of Product Design, Remx
• Claudel Rheault – User Experience Research Lead, Sama
• Giles Colborne – CEO, CXPartners
• More …

 

 

Ticket Categories

Ticket Type / Per Person (CAD)	Early Bird	Regular	Late
Conference Pass (Nov 5 – 6) Sales end on Oct 19, 2022 Excludes access to any of the workshops	599	699	799
Workshop T1 (Nov 3, 8:30am – 12:30pm) Sales end on Oct 31, 2022 The Workshop Instructor: Tanya Snook (Ottawa, ON)	249	249	249
Workshop F1 (Nov 4, 8:30am – 12:30pm) Sales end on Oct 31, 2022 QQQ: Quant/Qual/Quant Instructor: Adam Faulkner (Sydney, AU)	249	249	249
Workshop F2 (Nov 4, 1:30pm – 5:00pm) Sales end on Oct 31, 2022 Presenting Your UX Work Using Spontaneous Talks Frameworks Instructor: Jennifer Blatz (Dallas, TX)	249	249	249

Note: Prices listed exclude GST/QST.

 

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About the Organizer

CanUX (pronounced “canucks”, like the hockey team) is an independent, locally-grown, non-profit, volunteer-driven event created for people who want to learn and share their expertise about user experience, and how our profession contributes to making things work better for everyone. There is no big marketing agency, publishing house, software vendor behind this endeavor apart from a few friends who run this conference as a registered non-profit event for the benefit of the Canadian experience design community. The event covers topics like user research, usability, information architecture, interaction design, service design, and just about everything related to the creation of compelling products, services and experiences.