UX and UI get used interchangeably and shouldn’t be. These articles set out where the disciplines diverge, where they genuinely overlap, and how responsibilities split across a product team in practice.
UX and UI design are often confused but serve distinct purposes. Both work together seamlessly. UX focuses on user research and creating intuitive experiences, while UI handles visual and interactive elements. Understanding their differences and collaboration is key for successful digital products.
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