40
Minutes per talk
30 minutes of talk and ten of questions, with a host who keeps both to time.
We plan the program around the breaks. Talks are short, gaps are long, rooms are close together, and the quiet room is never a cupboard.
The Yard desk prints your badge in about a minute. The creche opens at the same time.
Rope Hall, 45 minutes, captioned on the big screen.
40-minute talks in the Loft and the Boiler Room, a two-hour workshop in the Yard Studio.
Long enough to eat and talk. Trays are labelled; there's no queue for the vegan one.
Five-minute demos from anyone who signed up at the desk before lunch.
Talks give you ideas; workshops give you something that works by the end of the session; the unconference fills the gaps we didn't plan.
40
30 minutes of talk and ten of questions, with a host who keeps both to time.
Two hours, a laptop each and a facilitator who has run it before.
Friday 9:15: pitch a session in 30 seconds. Twelve rooms run at 14:00 and 15:00 in the studios and the Yard.
Twenty minutes between every talk, ninety for lunch, tables in the Yard with a topic card on each. Most people tell us this is where the conference happens.
None of these cost extra and none of them need a form beyond the one at checkout.
Human captioners on every talk, on screen and on your phone.
Level 2, 24 seats, soft light, no calls, 8:30 to 18:00.
Licensed care for ages 1 to 10 in the Yard, booked at checkout.
Every track talk online with captions within seven days.
Vegan, halal and gluten-free trays, labelled, in the same queue.
Red means no photos. Coral lanyards are organizers you can ask anything.
Printed if you add them; left off if you don't.
Three rules, a phone line staffed until 22:00, replies within 15 minutes.
We test every room with a wheelchair, a hearing loop receiver and a stroller before we print the map. If one of them doesn't fit, the room changes, not the person.
Every talk, a workshop seat, lunch both days and the recordings. Full refund until 1 April.
Part of the Design Systems Library