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Hello everyone, in this video, we will learn about UI versus UX.

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In the world of design, there are a few well-known debates that are never quite settled.

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One of the big ones is the difference between user interface design and user experience

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design.

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The difference between user interface, UI, and user experience, UX, is that UI refers

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to the aesthetic elements by which people interact with the product, while UX is about the

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experience a user has with a product or service.

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In this lesson, we will learn all about the differences between UI and UX.

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Introduction

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The very first thing to address here is that UI stands for user interface design, and

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UX stands for user experience design.

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The name tells us the essential difference between these two roles.

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UI refers to the visual and aesthetic elements that the users interact with, while using

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a digital product.

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A typical UI would look something like this.

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Here you have buttons, text boxes, icons, divisions, graphics, typography, and other

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visual elements.

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On the other hand, we have UX, which refers to the experience or emotions of the users

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that are invoked, while they are using your product.

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Even if the UI design is exceptional with aesthetically pleasing elements, if the users

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have a bad experience while they are interacting with the product.

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The product is not considered a success.

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The process of UX design starts before the work of the UI designer.

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They are responsible for researching the market for insights.

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They have to come up with wireframes and prototypes of the product.

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Finally, after many iterations, the final design is given to the UI designer who draws on

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pixels and makes sure every detail in color is up to the standards of requirements.

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Now let us take a look at the tools used by each of these job roles.

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First, I'll be giving out the tools for UI designers, and the first tool is Figma.

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It is the best UI design tool for collaborative prototyping.

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Next we have Adobe XD.

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It is the best UI design tool for prototyping on Windows.

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Next we have Sketch.

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It is the best UI design tool for prototyping on Mac operating system.

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Next we have Axier, and it is the best UI design tool for technical UI designers.

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Now, let us move on to the tools used by UX designers.

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Firstly, we have Mockflow.

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Mockflow aids in we're framing, site mapping, crafting design specifications, collaborative

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review, screenshot annotation, and even site hosting.

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Next tool, we have for UX designers, is Stories on board, and it is primarily used as a user

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journey or story mapping solution that invites UX designers to plot software project pathways.

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Next we have Design Mirror.

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Here, designers can display their interface designs on the most popular smartphones via

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Wi-Fi, USB, and browser link.

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Next up, we have Smart Look.

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The key features include always on recording and replay of real video recordings.

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That track how users interact along with heatmaps for highlighting precisely where

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they click most.

