The document discusses UI/UX design, providing definitions and differences between UI, UX, and graphic design. It explains that UI is the visual interface elements users interact with, while UX focuses on the overall user experience. Graphic design aims to communicate visually through mediums like logos and posters, whereas UI/UX design creates intuitive digital experiences for websites and apps. The document also outlines topics like wireframing, prototyping, important terms in UI/UX, and common jobs in the field such as UI designer, UX designer, and product designer.
TOPICS
β’ User Interface(UI).
β’ User Experience (UX).
β’ Difference between UI/UX Design and Graphic design.
β’ Wire framing & Prototyping.
β’ Important terms in UI/UX Design.
β’ Jobs in UI/UX Design.
3.
User Interface (UI)
β’The visual and interactive elements through which
users interact with a product or system.
β’ UI includes elements like buttons, icons, typography,
colors, and layout.
4.
User Experience (UX)
β’The overall experience and emotions a user has while
interacting with a product or system.
β’ UX focuses on making interactions intuitive,
enjoyable, and user-centric.
5.
Difference between UI/UXDesign
and Graphic design
β’ UI/UX Design focuses on creating user-friendly and visually
appealing digital experiences for websites, apps, and software. It
involves understanding user behavior, wireframing, and
designing intuitive interfaces to enhance user satisfaction.
β’ Graphic Design on the other hand, concentrates on visually
communicating messages and ideas through various mediums
such as logos, posters, brochures, and digital graphics. It aims to
evoke emotions and capture attention using elements like color,
typography, and imagery.
6.
Wire framing &Prototyping
Wire framing: Creating a basic layout of design. On a
rough page or design software.
Prototyping: Building an interactive test version for
clients.