UX Is Not UI

17 May

UX Is Not UI

Many IT professionals and industries confuse the terms UX and UI. UX stands for User Experience, while UI stands for User Interface. UX refers to how a person feels when interacting with a system or product, while UI design focuses on the visual and technical elements such as colors, buttons, controls, and typography. Despite the clear distinction between these two fields, many job advertisements still make the common mistake of looking for a UX/UI designer. It’s important to understand the difference and hire the right professionals for each role. Here’s a helpful diagram to illustrate what belongs to UI and UX: