What’s the difference?
User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) design often get lumped together in the same basket. While the two disciplines do have a close relationship, each requires a unique set of skills for optimal execution. Check out our infographic below to see a little bit about what goes into each. Which category do you fall into as a designer?
User Experience (UX)
UX is the combination of the user’s attitude and emotions while using your product, service, application, or system. It focuses on:
Customer Research
User Testing
Development
Content
Usability
Ease of use
Pleasure
Prototyping to test for quality results
User Interface (UI)
UI deals with the interaction of your consumer to your service, system, or application. It focuses on:
User-friendly experience
Human-computer interaction
Graphical controls
Layout
Design
Branding
Visual elements