8th edition of ‘Design moot’ held
LAHORE:The Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) recently hosted the 8th edition of UX Pakistan 2025, the country’s largest and longest-running design conference, bringing together a vibrant assembly of designers, technologists and educators from across Pakistan and beyond.
According to a press release, with the theme 'Design for Social Impact', the two-day event marked a pivotal moment in the national discourse on design, positioning it not just as an aesthetic tool but as a strategic force for societal transformation. This year’s conference featured design leaders challenging the status quo, urging a shift from traditional, surface-level interpretations of design towards its strategic application in addressing Pakistan’s most pressing challenges—from inclusive education and public health to climate resilience and equitable urban development. As Pakistan continues to navigate complex social, economic, and environmental challenges, moot re-emphasised the need to cultivate a national design culture.
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