12 and 13 May are workshop days at UXLx 2026. This year we’re kicking of these two days a bit different. From 9h00 to 10h00 we’re having a Networking Coffee.
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We’ve rounded up 6 reasons why you’ll want to be in Lisbon next May - from hands-on learning and UX inspiration to unforgettable sunsets (and Pastéis de Nata, of course 😋).
UXLx is back in 2026 🎉 and we have a slight change in what’s been the programme lately. Instead of a first day with 2 full-day workshops to choose from, this year we’re introducing a new format: a dedicated first day focused on leadership & strategy. It’s set for 12 May 2026.
23 May marked the final day of UXLx 2025 — and that means Talks Day! 🤩 10 industry leaders took the stage to share insights with an audience UX professionals coming from 33 countries, all eager to learn and recharge their creative energy. The talks spanned some of the hottest topics in UX today, including AI, design systems, accessibility, research, design ops, and content.
From 20 to 23 May, UXers from 33 countries gathered in beautiful Lisbon for four immersive days of learning, sharing, and reigniting creativity. UXLx 2025 brought together a global community eager to explore the latest in User Experience through 14 hands-on workshops and 10 inspiring talks. Whether you joined us this year, couldn’t make it, or are curious about what you missed, this recap has you covered.
Lisbon is the beautiful capital city of Portugal and honestly we couldn’t ask for a better setting for UXLx. Its rich and varied history, sunny days, mouth-watering food and breathtaking sunsets make it the ideal place to gather UX pros from all over the world for 4 days of hands-on training. If you’re attending UXLx in May then you’re probably counting down the days to get on the plane.
Unlike most European cities that have their airports far from the city centre, Lisbon’s International Airport is located within the city limits. This makes it relatively easy to get from there to any part of the city. To give you a little hand, we’ll tell you the best three ways to get from the airport to the city centre or directly to the venue.
After all the learning and networking at UXLx, why not surfing your first wave or paint a traditional Portuguese "azulejo" (tile)? We’ve rounded up 6 fun activities to help you make the most of your time in Lisbon.
Lisbon can only be truly felt when you make your way through its historic neighbourhoods, with centuries worth of stories to disclose. You’ll find narrow, labyrinth-like streets, yellow trams taking locals and tourist up and down the steep hills, stunning views overlooking the river, colourful architecture, unique cobblestone pavements, balconies with hanging laundry drying in the wind, and so much more.