AI has long been part of our everyday lives – both on the consumer side (e.g. filters on smartphones) and on the creative side (text creation, task processing).
AI has long been part of our everyday lives – both on the consumer side (e.g. filters on smartphones) and on the creative side (text creation, task processing).
Choosing the right words determines how a message is received by the other person. It makes no difference whether it is a direct conversation between two people or communication between a company and its users on a website. With the right choice of words – or the wrong choice – we can influence how we (want to) be understood.
Usability is a central term in user experience design. This article deals with the question of what exactly is meant by the term and which aspects play a role in user-friendly digital products.
Many designers have probably received briefings like this or similar ones in their careers. Basically, this task is not wrong, of course. However, it should be viewed in a more nuanced way in order to develop a website that really convinces customers of a company or product.
Two essential components come into play here: UX design and UI design.
But what exactly is the difference between UX and UI? I would like to explore this question in the following lines.