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UX design is acttually the process of creating products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users. This process involves the design of the entire process of acquiring and integrating the product, including aspects of branding, design , usability, and function.
UX is the process of enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty by improving the usability, ease of use, and pleasure provided in the interaction between the customer and the product. It is to think about how the user will use the product and make the user experience the easiest for users.
The “design” aspect of UX focuses on how the utility, ease of use, and efficiency for a user’s interaction with a product or service can be improved.
Visual design is how a product looks, whereas UX design is, essentially, how it feels.
Every time you interact with a product, a software, or an object, you are experiencing that as a user of that product. A UX designer’s job is to be the glue that holds the entire product team together, handing designs over to developers who will then implement them.
Just as important in the UX design process is meeting the business goals of the product and aligning the business goals with the goals of the user.
Here I am sharing you the Ux design process steps:
Hope this information helps you.
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UX is simply a shortened, industry term for user experience.
When designing an app, a UX designer tries to design the best possible experience for the end user, ensuring that data flows smoothly and users can easily understand the app.
UX deals broadly with the user’s experience across the app, website, or another piece of software.
According to famed designer Dieter Rams, a product must be useful in order to be designed well. UX design addresses this point by making products that users can easily understand and function properly.
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It’s from 2018. The person who asked it has probably finished their exam by now.
UX and UI are two areas of design that are often confused. UX stands for ‘User Experience’ and UI means ‘User Interface’ .
UX’s main concern is how the product feels. Whether it’s easy to use and what the overall experience with the product is like. It puts humans in the center to help them, to empower, to make their lives better and easier. And UX designers, when creating a product, speak on behalf of their users, who can’t be in the meeting room when the product is discussed.
UI is actually about how this experience looks. UI designers are responsible for how the product is laid out, designing each page or screen the user will land on and interact with.
Yep, B posted that exact same answer back in September of '18.
I’ll take a moment to point out, even though we are in the Web forum, that UI and UX don’t just apply to websites. There is a whole, vast universe of experiential graphics applications out there to which the theories apply as well. Same meaning, different context.
Thanks for sharing.
User experience (UX) is the overall experience a user has with a company’s products or services.
User interface (UI) design is focused on the look and layout — how each element of the product will look, including buttons, placeholders, text, images, checkboxes, and any visual interface elements people interact with.
User experience or UX, interaction of user to company, their product & services through UX designing. Process includes scratch to the final design by understanding the audience need & making a prototype & then execute it to the final stage.
UX design is responsible for user interaction like visibility, accessibility & hassle free use.
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I have to ask … why are you quoting a paragraph word for word from a tech blog? 
Because it’s a fast way to check if links work on the first post?
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UI design and UX design are two of the most often confused and conflated terms in web and app design. And understandably so. They’re usually placed together in a single term, UI/UX design, and viewed from the surface they seem to be describing the same thing.
Short and simple:
UX is how users navigate through your UI.
That’s a restricted view or UX
With something other than a handheld device, the UX encompasses the ENTIRE user experience. In a large scale project, like let’s say a city zoo, The UX includes the entire park from its traffic flow to its interactive elements, all of them. Even the size of the bathrooms.
That’s part of the UX, but the UX also includes everything users experience while navigating through the UI. Yes, that includes some aspects of the UI design, but that’s why UI is always mentioned with UX — there’s overlap.