London, England
September 14-18 2026
The topic of Hypertext 2026 is Hypertext as Method. More than just a technological structure, hypertext embodies a way of thinking – nonlinear, networked, dynamic – that allows new forms of storytelling, new approaches to argumentation, new approaches to sense-making and knowledge.
For 2026 we invite the breadth of hypertext-adjacent scholarship and practice to explore hypertext not solely as a tool but as a fundamental epistemic approach – one that underpins the information architecture of the modern world.
The ACM Hypertext conference is a premium venue for high-quality peer-reviewed research on hypertext theory, systems and applications. It is concerned with all aspects of modern hypertext research, including social media, semantic web, dynamic and computed hypertext and hypermedia, as well as narrative systems, applications in the field of knowledge, culture and entertainment, and the societal impact of hypertext systems.
Note: SIGWEB gives a 1-year free membership to all people with
full conference registrations!
Calls
Workshops
We invite creative workshop proposals that foster an informal, interdisciplinary exchange of ideas.
Deadline:
27/02/2026 AOE
13/03/2026 AOE
Submission via email
Research Tracks
Five tracks ranging from intelligent methods, readership and authoring to online communities
Deadline:
27/03/2026 AOE
27/04/2026 AOE
Submission via EasyChair
Blue Sky & Late Breaking
Visions, provocations, position papers, and late breaking.
Deadline: 29/05/2026 AOE
Submission via EasyChair (Coming soon)
Travel Awards
Support to student authors first time attending an HT conference
Deadline: 26/06/2026 AOE
Submission via EasyChair (Coming soon)
INTR/HT Summer School
We are inviting students for ACM Sigweb Hypertext Summer School.
Deadline: 27/06/2026 AOE
Submission via EasyChair (Coming soon)
Demos
Demonstrations of working systems, prototypes, or experimental tools.
Deadline: 29/05/2026 AOE
Submission via email
Venue
London College of Communication
Located at Elephant and Castle, London College of Communication is a creative hub specialising in media, design, and screen. Part of University of the Arts, London, it transforms students into industry-ready professionals and creative practitioners
Located in London: home to over 11000 restaurants, 4000+ fast food joints, around 250 theatres and attractions and more than 200 museums and galleries!

