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 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 ...

The difference between UI and UX from Texas Web Design extends beyond theoretical understanding to practical application in ...

UI/UX is no longer defined by visual appeal or experiential qualities alone. It has matured into a systems discipline.

There’s been a lot of blurring of lines, confusion of definitions and land-grabbing going on in UX and UI, design and architecture, and it’s creating problems for people who really don’t need more ...

In today’s times, you can use your smartphone to check your bank account balance or book a ride through an app. The ease with which you navigate these apps is no coincidence. It is the result of ...