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1. UI/UX

2. User Experience Design
User Interface Design
Visual Design

3. Both elements are crucial to a product and work closely
together. But despite their professional relationship, the
roles themselves are quite different, referring to very
different parts of the process and the design discipline.
Where UX Design is a more analytical and technical
field, UI Design is closer to what we refer to as graphic
design, though the responsibilities are somewhat more
complex.

4. User experience design (UXD or UED) is the process of
enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty by improving
the usability, ease of use, and pleasure provided in the
interaction between the customer and the product

6. UX Design encompasses any and all interactions between
a potential or active customer and a company.
As a scientific process it could be applied to anything,
street lamps, cars, Ikea shelving and so on.

7. impatientdesigner.com

8. • Competitor Analysis
• Customer Analysis
• Product Structure/Strategy
• Content Development

9. • Wireframing
• Prototyping
• Testing/Iteration
• Development Planning

10. • Coordination with UI Designer(s)
• Coordination with Developer(s)
• Tracking Goals and Integration
• Analysis and Iteration

11. Don Norman, a cognitive scientist and co-founder of the Nielsen Norman
Group Design Consultancy, is credited with inventing the term in the late
1990’s declaring that “User experience encompasses all aspects of the
end-user’s interaction with the company, its services, and its products.”

13. “The best products do two things well: features
and details. Features are what draw people to
your product. Details are what keep them
there.”
- Nick Babich

14. • User Experience Design is the process of development and
improvement of quality interaction between a user and all
facets of a company.
• User Experience Design is responsible for being hands on with
the process of research, testing, development, content, and
prototyping to test for quality results.
• User Experience Design is in theory a non-digital (cognitive
science) practice, but used and defined predominantly by
digital industries.

15. User Interface Design is a multi-faceted and challenging role.
It is responsible for the transference of a product’s
development, research, content and layout into an attractive,
guiding and responsive experience for users.

16. THE USER AND A COMPUTER
SYSTEM INTERACT, IN
PARTICULAR THE USE OF INPUT
DEVICES AND SOFTWARE

17. • Customer Analysis
• Design Research
• Branding and Graphic Development
• User Guides/Storyline

18. • UI Prototyping
• Interactivity and Animation
• Adaptation to All Device Screen Sizes
• Implementation with Developer

19. AS A VISUAL AND INTERACTIVE DESIGNER,
THE UI ROLE IS CRUCIAL TO ANY DIGITAL
INTERFACE AND FOR CUSTOMERS A KEY
ELEMENT TO TRUSTING A BRAND.
WHILE THE BRAND ITSELF IS NEVER SOLELY
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE UI DESIGNER,
ITS TRANSLATION TO THE PRODUCT IS.

20. You’ll also note the final point which states a responsibility for
“implementation” of the design with a developer. While this is
generally how UI jobs have worked in the past, you should be
aware that the lines are blurring, as the term “Web Designer”
(essentially a UI designer who can code) is being replaced by
expertise of User Interface Designers.
While UX has no need for coding, UI is a role that as time
progresses, will rely on it as part of building interactive
interfaces

24. Visual design are not concerned with how screens link to
each other, nor how someone interacts with the product.
Instead, focus on crafting beautiful icons, controls, and
visual elements and making use of suitable typography.
Visual designers sweat the small details that others
overlook

25. Produce high-quality visual designs–from concept to
execution, including those for desktop, web, and mobile
devices at a variety of resolutions (icons, graphics, and
marketing materials). Create and iterate on assets that
reflect a brand, enforce a language, and inject beauty and
life into a product
- Google’s Visual Designer is Job Desc

27. “Something that looks great but is difficult to
use is exemplary of great UI and poor UX.
While Something very usable that looks terrible
is exemplary of great UX and poor UI.”
- Helga Moreno
Onextrapixel Contributor

28. • careerfoundry.com
• behance.net
• tubikstudio.com
• fastcodesign.com
• dribble.com
• onextrapixel.com
• uxplanet.org