About us
A group of volunteers in Vienna, Austria, Europe run three different user experience (UX) events:
- UX Vienna Club: We meet on the last Friday of every month to provide and receive peer support.
- UX Vienna Mornings: A casual breakfast on the 1st Friday of every month.
- UX Vienna Evening Meetup: Two presentations on the 2nd Tuesday of every month.
We discuss topics such as building delightful digital products, user research and UX design. Our goal is to create a safe space where you can meet others with similar interests, connect with them, and learn from each other. All experience levels are welcome.
Thank you for joining the group! We hope to see you at one of our events soon.
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Contact email: hi@uxvienna.at
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UX Vienna Evening Meetup
mySugr, Trattnerhof 1, 5th floor, Vienna, al, ATUX Vienna Evening Meetups are on the 2nd tuesday of every month — 12 times a year. We’re excited to invite you to the next UX Vienna Evening Meetup – an evening of inspiring talks, interesting perspectives, and community exchange.
Join us for two talks that explore both current trends and critical questions in UX:
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by Shane Moloney, Product Design Lead at mySugrGoGoGolor – a bloody Vibecode project
by Wieland Kloimstein, UX Designer, ImmoScout24
In 2014 I had an idea for a better color picker. Then it sat in a drawer for 10 years.
Two things changed that: OKLCH — a new perceptual color standard — and LLMs that could actually help build it. A UX designer with no coding background ended up building something he had no business building.Location
mySugr/Roche
Trattnerhof 1/5.OG, 1010 Vienna, Austria
When you enter via the front door, take the elevator to the 5th floor.
Important note: once inside the office space, please stay—if you leave early or arrive (very) late, there’s no way to ring the bell or be let back in. There is no reception or security desk.–––
Collaboratively we document each UX Vienna Evening Meetup at https://UXvienna.at/ongoing/
Check out to see what kept us busy and what you might have missed so far.UX Vienna announcements are available at https://meetup.com/UXvienna.
In addition you can follow us on LinkedIn.We are looking forward seeing you!
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UX VIENNA at home with Arnold Schönberg
Arnold Schönberg Center, Zaunergasse 1-3, Vienna, ATArnold Schönberg (1874–1951) was one of the most significant figures in the creative world in the first half of the 20th century. Following in the tradition of Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, and Mahler, the Austrian (and, after his immigration to New York and later Los Angeles, also US-American) composer, music theorist, teacher, and writer reshaped the practice of harmony in classical music. Some of Schönberg’s most famous contributions were the development of his twelve-tone-method and his attention to sound color (Klangfarbe), both of which strongly influenced generations of composers up until today.
But Schönberg’s creative world goes beyond music. He was a designer, painter, inventor, and systems thinker: building tools and furniture, binding books, designing stage sets and costumes, inventing machines, and even building his own chess set, for four players.
In this meetup, we explore Schönberg through a UX lens: what can his way of thinking, making, and problem-solving teach us about design, tools, and user experience today? We will also look at the museum and concert space as an experience that unfolds through the perception of an audience.
The Arnold Schönberg Center is a repository of Schönberg's archival legacy. Director Dr. Ulrike Anton will provide an introduction to the Arnold Schönberg Center. User researcher Dr. Franziska Brunner will give us a guided tour and lead a discussion of the exhibition. Arnold Schönberg's estate is on UNESCO’s Memory of the World Register, recognized for its global importance as a documentary heritage.
After an afternoon in the museum space from 3:00–6:00 p.m.. We also invite you to attend an in-house concert at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner. 🎻 🍽️
- The €18 concert price includes entrance to the exhibit. (Entrance to just the exhibit without the concert costs € 6.)
- Admission for both the museum and the concert is free for those under 26 years old.
- Dinner afterwards is optional, and everyone will cover their own meal.
Photo: Replica of Schönberg's study room © Johannes Böck
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