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User Experience and User Interface Designing More Views 318

Posted by McDarsene, 17/07/2019

Design is a broad stream of subjects and isn’t limited to graphic design.(UX/UI).

UX design refers to user experience design, while UI design stands for user interface design. Both of these are crucial to an IT product and need to work closely together.
Despite being very integral to each other, the roles themselves are quite different, involving distinct processes.

UX design is a still a relatively new field, with many companies only just waking up to the fact that they need someone on their payroll if they want to succeed in attracting and retaining customers.

Part of the confusion might lie in the name: UX design. For many people, the word “design” is associated with creativity, colors and graphics, when really its true definition lies in functionality, as well as the process behind making products that provide a seamless experience for the people who use them.&nbsp; 
UX designer’s job will probably seem mysterious at first (“Wait, you don’t make graphics?”) and confusing at best. (“Why is the new designer interviewing people?”)

Knowing who the target customers are, and how to make their experience with your product the most rewarding or ‘delightful’ it can be, is the responsibility of the UX design team. As such, ‘functionality’, ‘usability’ and ‘user adaptability’ ranks high in their priorities for the product.

A user interface designer makes technology easy and intuitive for people to use. User interface designers work on the areas where users directly interact with the product.&lt;b&gt;Something that looks great but is difficult to use is exemplary of great UI and poor UX.&lt;/b&gt; While Something very usable that looks terrible is exemplary of great UX and poor UI

When you come to think of it, the above layman’s understanding isn’t entirely true from a user’s point of view. If either one of of UI or UX is poor, the user senses an inferior product. Which means, both UI and UX need to more than just great individually. It’s only when they blend together seamlessly does either of the two, and by extension the product, become great..

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