Websites are designed to be viewed digitally and are accessible from anywhere in the world. UX informs how design elements support the underlying user experience, paired with UI. The end result is to move to high-fidelity designs. Traditional, printed marketing materials require your prospects to be within close proximity of your business to physically receive the materials. While both mediums have certain best-practices guides to follow, your website is best thought of as a living, breathing entity. As such it needs to be updated more regularly to ensure users continue to be able to see and engage with your site.
UI design and user experience (UX) design are often confused. Sometimes, people use the terms (mistakenly) interchangeably. Whilst UI design focuses on interaction design and the visual elements of an application, UX design exists to satisfy user intent.
A UX designer’s primary goal is to get the user where they want to go. If the user wants to find a list of services that a company offers, the UX designer ensures a clear navigation path to access that information. The UI designer then ensures the navigation path is efficient, visually pleasing, and effortless to use.
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