In the first part of this blog, I looked at the blurring of lines between UX and UI design, and the consequences of this. In part 2, here is a deeper dive into how to engage the two types of designer.

User experience (UX) -- the most important piece of application delivery -- is often misunderstood. That's the view of Aaron Sanders, who states that UX often gets confused with user interface (UI).

User interface (UI) design is a very well-known term, but information architecture (IA) is not. Yet, both are indispensable components of user experience (UX) design, and they are intertwined. This ...

(User eXperience designer) An individual who interacts with members of the intended audience throughout the development of the user interface in order to create the best result. In other words, what ...

While there are some fundamental principles when it comes to good user interface and user experience design, advances in technology change what designers are able to incorporate in software and ...

Most users walk away from AI tools unsure of what the system actually did or why it made specific decisions. That's a design ...

San Francisco, CA, Dec. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- UX UI Exchange, a leading publication dedicated to product design, human-centered innovation, and the intersection of technology and user ...