What's the difference between UX & Ul

What's the difference between UX & Ul

UX Design = User Experience Design

Ul Design = User Interface Design

Both are different roles but have a close relationship in product design.

Lets Go A Little Deeper...

What is Ul Design?

Ul design considers the look, feel, & interactivity of a product. A compelling Ul design attracts users & ensures a great experience that elicits an emotional response. The goal is to visually guide the user through a product's interface, creating an intuitive experience. Ul design applies a brand's assets to a product, making sure the design is coherent, consistent & aesthetically pleasing.

Ul Designers carefully consider each visual & interactive element the user will encounter. This includes choosing font, colour schemes, buttons, images, sliders, text entry fields, & behaviours like what will happen when the user's hover, click, drag, enter etc.

What is UX Design ?

UX design is is the process of building a product with a user-first approach. It is creating efficient, relevant experiences for the user. It is the process of researching, developing, & testing to improve all aspects of user interaction, ultimately creating a product that is valuable, easy & pleasing to use

UX Designers determine the structure, and functionality, how it's organized and how all the parts relate to one another. A UX designer thinks about how the experience makes the user feel, & how easy it is for the user to accomplish tasks.

So what is the difference & how do they work together?

User Experience (UX) and User Interface (Ul) are some of the most confused and misused terms in our field. A Ul without UX is like a painter slapping paint onto canvas without thought; while UX without Ul is like the frame of a sculpture with no paper match on it. A great product experience starts with UX followed by Ul. Both are essential for the product's success. -Rahul Varshney

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