Elsewhere

• Subscribe to the UX Brighton Google Group
• Talk to @uxbri on Twitter
• Add pictures to the Flickr UX Brighton group
  
• Subscribe to the (currently empty) UX Brighton blog
• Get everything via the UX Bri firehose (if you've got an feed that you ought to be aggregated into the fire-hose email danny.hope@hobointernet.com)
  

Also, the Brighton page at UXnet.org can show news and events, as another locale in the User Experience Network.

Original preamble

At BarcampBrighton 2, Danny Hope gave an interesting talk about the methods he uses to design sites. He also talked about his interest in open-ness and showed pics of wireframes that he keeps on Flickr. During the discussion afterwards it became obvious that there's a lot that the Brighton design community could learn from each other, in terms of what we do and the way that we do it.

There are a multitude of digital media companies in Brighton, and many different networking groups. However, there are very few opportunities to talk in detail about design - both theory and practice. Let's see how many people we can get together to form an informal group of user experience / interaction / web designers. The aim would be to meet on a semi-regular basis - maybe using the 20x20 Pecha Kucha presentation format, maybe just bringing in problems / concepts or whatever to discuss in an atmosphere of open collaboration.

If you're interested please put down your name and feel free to add / edit bits to this wiki. If there are enough people interested then we can make the effort to organise a venue and date and make it all happen.

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