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We are Clearleft – strategic design partners. https://clearleft.com/ Proud to be #EmployeeOwned 🫶 Also, proudly responsible for https://uxlondon.com and https://leadingdesign.com/

Clearleft blog. How AI helped us make sense of hundreds of components. Auditing your site's components doesn't have to take weeks of manual work, or cut people out of the decisions.
"Case study" label. Text reads: "This is the story of how we're helping the University of Manchester achieve its digital-first ambitions by working with them as their strategic design partner." University of Manchester and Clearleft logos below.
Split graphic with an 'x' collaboration icon in the centre: the Clearleft logo on the left, and the Cranstoun logo (with tagline "Empowering People, Empowering Change") on the right.
A group of around twelve people sit around a long wooden table for a discussion, with coffee, tea and breakfast snacks laid out. A presentation about "Government Human Service" plays on a screen on a teal wall in the background.
Clearleft blog post graphic: 'Do you know how many websites you have? Create an inventory of your web estate to get your digital sprawl under control
Yellow event graphic for Service Design Breakfast Club, next gathering Thursday 2 July. Photo of a group seated around a table having breakfast and discussion.
Apply to speak — Open call. Clear Insight conference, April 2027, hosted by Clearleft. Dark teal background with abstract light blue and yellow shapes, and a white octagon badge with the Clear Insight logo at the top
Informal networking scene of people chatting and reviewing notes around a table with coffee and snacks in a shared workspace.
Event poster for UX London (2–4 June 2026) featuring speakers Lucy Blackwell and Alex Edwards with their roles.
Promotional graphic for “Service Design Breakfast Club” showing a group discussion around a table, with next event date Thursday 7 May.
Speaker seen from behind addressing a seated audience in a dimly lit auditorium, with attendees in soft focus facing the stage.
Web Day Out promotional graphic reading “One week to go!” with the event date and location: Brighton, 12 March 2026.
A group of adults gathered around a long wooden table in a bright office kitchen, chatting and reviewing papers. The table is covered with coffee mugs, plates, fruit, and notebooks, while a “Helvetica” poster hangs on the wall above the counter in the background.
Clearleft and Malvern Panalytical logos displayed side by side on a light grey background, separated by a faint vertical line and a circular “X” symbol in the center. The Malvern Panalytical logo includes the text “a spectris company.”
A small group of adults gathered around a long wooden table in a cozy office kitchen, listening to a presenter standing with their back to the camera. The table is set with coffee mugs, pastries, fruit, and a laptop, while a “Helvetica” alphabet poster hangs on the wall behind them.
A split promotional graphic for two events: “State of the Browser,” taking place on Saturday 28 February 2026 in London (in-person and online), and “Web Day Out,” happening in Brighton on 12 March 2026, with Clearleft branding and London Web Standards credited as the organiser of State of the Browser.
A dark header image for a Clearleft blog post titled “How AI is redefining the way we find content,” with a short description underneath.
A purple promotional graphic for Web Day Out with text offering a free online ticket or 50% off an in-person ticket to State of the Browser when you buy a Web Day Out ticket.
A purple promotional graphic reading “Web Day Out” with the message “Bring the whole team,” and the details “Brighton, 12 March 2026,” over a faint background image of a venue.
A graphic reading “Web Day Out” in colourful, stitched-style lettering over a purple-tinted photo of an outdoor venue with people seated at tables
A group of people seated around a large table in a bright studio space, taking part in an informal discussion over coffee during a workshop or breakfast meeting.
Stack of Clearleft “Reality Check” card decks arranged together, with one box placed diagonally on top.
A dimly lit cabaret-style venue with an audience seated at tables facing a stage. A performer in a bright red outfit stands in front of a large screen repeating the words “BEST EVENT.” Festive red drapes and garlands frame the stage
Speaker card for Web Day Out 2026 featuring speaker Manuel Matuzović. His photo appears inside a circular pastel gradient frame. Text reads: ‘Manuel Matuzović – Freelance front-end developer’. Event details: Brighton, 12 March 2026. Brought to you by Clearleft.
Speaker card for Web Day Out 2026 featuring speaker Jemima Abu. Her photo appears inside a circular pastel gradient frame. Text reads: ‘Jemima Abu – Front-end developer’. Event details: Brighton, 12 March 2026. Brought to you by Clearleft
Group of people sitting around a wooden table in a bright office space, engaged in conversation. Sticky notes cover part of the wall behind them, and mugs and pastries sit on the table. Two large windows let in natural light
Person sitting at a desk looking at a large computer screen displaying a health initiative website. The site headline reads 'Resolve to Save Lives accelerates action against the world’s deadliest health threats,' with an image of women in headscarves, one administering a vaccination. Impact stats below mention 19 countries, 17 million, and 2 billion
Promotional graphic announcing Patterns Day as a finalist for 'Best Event' in the Design Systems Awards 2025. The background repeats the words 'We’ve been shortlisted' in bold black text on orange. A central white box shows the Patterns Day logo. On the right, pink blocks read 'Vote for us now!' and at the bottom left is the Design Systems Awards 2025 logo. URL 'awards.zeroheight.com' appears at the bottom
Two women presenting in front of a large screen displaying design system examples. One, in a green shirt, gestures while speaking; the other, in a patterned floral shirt, looks at the screen
Group of people seated around a long wooden table in a bright office kitchen space, engaged in discussion. The table has mugs, fruit, notebooks, and plates of food. Bookshelves and a Helvetica poster are visible in the background
Group of people seated around a large wooden table in a bright office space, engaged in discussion. Papers, mugs, fruit, and pastries are on the table, with bookshelves and a workspace visible in the background.
A man wearing a grey shirt and purple lanyard speaks in front of a bright screen during a presentation. The screen displays the text 'Running usability testing' with the logo 'Clearleft' beneath it.
A different angle of the same meeting, with several people talking and listening around the table, some taking notes. Two large windows and a coffee machine are in the background.
A dark teal graphic with bold white text that reads: “Online panel: Is neurodiversity the next frontier of accessibility in UX design?” In the bottom right corner, there is a Clearleft logo with the text “Brought to you by Clearleft” above it.
A promotional graphic for a webinar titled 'Reimagine user interviews with AI'. The background is dark with white bold text. Logos of Clearleft and Voxpopme appear at the bottom.
A diverse group of people are standing and sitting around a long table in the Clearleft office, networking and talking after the Service Design Breakfast Club, a local service design meet-up.
An X separates a Clearleft logo and an Anglia Ruskin University logo. The image is being used to symbolise their partnership in working together on a design project.
A group of people gathered around a table, engaged in a collaborative workshop. They are looking at sticky notes and papers with focused expressions. A facilitator stands in the background, observing the discussion.
The Clearleft team stands together on stage in matching grey t-shirts, smiling in front of a large screen that reads "Celebrating 20 years of Clearleft."
A group of attendees chatting and enjoying refreshments. A woman in a green cardigan with a lanyard holds a cupcake while speaking with others.
A panel discussion in progress, with a man in a dark blazer speaking into a microphone while gesturing. Other panellists sit in the background, listening.
A group of people sit around a table in an office engaging in a meeting - in this case, it's Clearleft's service design breakfast club, a meet-up for service designers to network and discuss all things service design.
A researcher and a railway staff member engaged in conversation on a train platform. The researcher, wearing glasses and a backpack, listens with arms crossed while the staff member in a navy sweater and red lanyard looks at a mobile device. Behind them, an LNER train is stationed at the platform, with the arched windows of a historic train station in the background.
The image shows two people having a conversation in a cozy, plant-filled workspace. One person is sitting with a laptop open in front of him, while the other gestures with his hands as he talks, likely explaining something. They are surrounded by plants, with a light, modern aesthetic. The setting suggests a collaborative, informal discussion.
A group of people gathered around a large table, focused on their cross-stitch projects in a bright, creative workspace.
A group of people sitting around a wooden table engaged in a discussion in a cosy room with white walls, plants, and a kitchen in the background. Snacks, mugs, and stationery are placed on the table.
Luke Hay, Clearleft's Senior UX Researcher, stands in front of a group of conference attendees at the Wey Wey Web conference workshop titled "Bridging the Gap Between Design and Research." He is wearing a blue plaid shirt, smiling, and resting his chin on his hand while attendees at tables are listening and taking notes. A projector screen displaying slides is visible in the background.
A group of people seated around a large wooden table in a cozy, well-lit office kitchen. The table is set with coffee cups, plates, and a basket of pastries. Shelves in the background are stocked with books, jars, and kitchen supplies. The atmosphere appears warm and conversational, with attendees engaged in discussion.