UI refers to the interface that allows humans to control software or hardware, such as through buttons, menus and other interactive elements. UX involves a person's experience using a product including their behaviors, emotions and attitudes. Interface design focuses on maximizing the user experience by making software and devices easy to use through visual elements like images, colors, typography and layout. Visual design uses graphical elements to enhance usability and the user experience.

3. Definition of UI
A user interface, also called “UI” or simply an “interface”, is the means which a person controls a
software application or hardware device or It is the space where interaction between humans and
machines occurs.

4. Definition of UX
User experience (UX) involves a person’s behaviors, attitudes, and emotions about using a particular
product, system or service.

7. Difference between UI and UX

9. Applying computer technology to create an artwork
like logos, wallpapers, interface elements. In simple words
“Design your Imagination”

10. Some examples of Graphic Design

11. What is Iconography?
Iconography is the visual images and symbols used in a work of art or the study or
interpretation of these.

12. Use of Iconography

13. What is interface design?
User interface design (UI) or user interface engineering is the design of user interfaces for machines and
software, such as computers, home appliances, mobile devices, and other electronic devices, with the focus
on maximizing the user experience.

14. What is Visual design?
Visual design is the use of imagery, colors, shapes, graphics, typography, and form to enhance usability and
improve the user experience.
- Color contrast was applied to the logo making
the word “stop” stand out
- Text spacing and size creates a visual hierarchy
- Featured image in the carousel dominates
over the smaller images below it to create a
focal point
- White space is used around text and between
sections to allow the page to breath
- Textured background to helps the elements
on the page stand out on top of it
- Map showing scale
- Lines to divide sections
- Shapes to create buttons