User interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design rely on each other, but with them often being paired together—how do you distinguish between the two?

User experience or UX is how a user interacts with a product or system and is a central part of good website design.

In the first part of this blog, I looked at the blurring of lines between UX and UI design, and the consequences of this. In part 2, here is a deeper dive into how to engage the two types of ...

UX and UI design in healthcare is fundamentally similar to UX and UI design in other sectors; it attempts to produce value for users and encourage high user engagement and retention.

Branding is also the result of the emotions that arise from UI/UX web design and graphical design, and if effective, they will propel brand engagement, prominence, and conversion.

UX and UI design principles and trends continue to change year after year as technology develops, and they continue to grow closer together, too.

Afterward, regular communication and check-ins between the UX and UI teams can help identify potential issues and provide opportunities for feedback and iteration.

UI, UX represent the combined effort of designing the visual and functional aspects of a digital product to create an engaging experience.

Job titles like UX or UI designer are confusing to the uninitiated and unfamiliar even to designers who come from other industries. A given design problem has no single right answer.

What will the next 12 months bring for UX/UI design? From zero UI to 3D everything, Shoreditch Design's Andrew Burton shares his digital design predictions for the year ahead.