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Oversikt
UI (User Interface) and UX (User Experience) design are closely related but distinct disciplines. UI focuses on how a product looks and behaves, while UX focuses on how it feels and functions from the user’s perspective.
Key Differences
- UI is about visuals and interaction: buttons, colors, typography, and layout.
- UX is about experience and logic: research, flows, structure, and usability.
- UI is often the output of UX decisions.
Analogy
If a digital product were a car:
- UI is the dashboard, pedals, steering wheel, and paint job.
- UX is how it drives, how intuitive it is to operate, and how comfortable the journey feels.
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