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Usability vs. User Experience: What's the Difference?

by Cecily Walker on Nov 16, 2009

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In this deck, I outline the key difference between usability and user experience.

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In this deck, I outline the key difference between usability and user experience.

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  • surjeet2 Surjeet Thakur , User Interface Head at authorGEN Technologies Write For UXRevisions UXRevisions invites Guest Authors and Writers who are willing to write here. If you want to get latest updates on the list of topics we are covering here at UXRevisions please subscribe to our RSS feed. We are looking for more fine and creative Guest Authors and Writers to join our Community. Why you should write for UXRevisions? UXRevisions is a growing tech blog where we write about Technology, Web2.0, Blogging, SEO, WordPress, Social media, Affiliate marketing and Make Money Online. At the time of writing Our Alexa rank is almost 25K. UXRevisions is having a loyal reader base of both sexes. In Short you will get Backlinks + Traffic + Exposure + Good Readers. You are allowed to use two of your links on UXRevisions. One should be at the end of post (Author Bio), and you can link one article from your blog to your guest article (If it is relevant). Your article will be exposed to all of UXRevisions readers and through all the social media sites we are currently on. Your article will be displayed in the homepage for some days. You will get a short Author Bio to introduce yourself to the UXRevisions community. http://uxrevisions.com 1 year ago Reply
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  • cecilywalker Cecily Walker , Web Services Librarian, User Experience Consultant at Vancouver Public Library Karl,

    Thanks for your comment. I respectfully disagree, however: if a designer or developer creates something that goes beyond mere functionality, and you enjoy and benefit from the attention to detail that the designer/developer has put into crafting that web application or website, then the designer/developer has enhanced your overall user experience.

    User experience isn’t just about making something that works. A 1993 Toyota Corolla works just fine, but I would hazard a guess that someone might find driving a Maybach a much more enjoyable experience.     2 years ago Reply
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  • AGConsult Karl Gilis , Usability expert, Information architect at AGConsult I'm sorry but this has nothing to do with usability nor user experience.

    User experience is a very empty word. It only refers to the experience a user has. The word itself is suddenly hijacked by a group of designers that don't like the word usability (because they assume that asuble means boring).

    I have hundreds user experiences every day. 99% of them or bad experiences.

    I will only remember those that were usable and user-friendly. And of those that were usable, probably those that had a nice design touch will stand out.     2 years ago Reply
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