User experience (UX) -- the most important piece of application delivery -- is often misunderstood. That's the view of Aaron Sanders, who states that UX often gets confused with user interface (UI).

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 designer.

(User eXperience designer) An individual who interacts with members of the intended audience throughout the development of the user interface in order to create the best result. In other words, what ...

User interface (UI) design is a very well-known term, but information architecture (IA) is not. Yet, both are indispensable components of user experience (UX) design, and they are intertwined. This ...

User experience is the foundation of a site’s usability, and it’s an aspect of on-page SEO that many people overlook. If your site lacks the positive user experience and ease of use that end users ...

In today’s mobile-first world, the design and functionality of a company’s app can significantly affect its relationship with users. As more consumers engage with brands through mobile devices, ...

Enter the fast-growing field of user experience design for services, native apps, and responsive web interfaces through Pratt’s Certificate in UX/UI Design. The program will provide you with all of ...

UX design is one of the highest-paying skills of 2025 and beyond, is in strong demand, and is perfect for freelancers and remote workers alike UX (user experience) design is one of the most ...