UI & UX

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  • cannonball19780

    There is no difference. A UI/UX visual designer or visual interaction designer is someone who does the top layer of a product's experience. The position exists because the role of "designer" is chopped in half to save the businessman time, make the project run faster, and dilute creative control. Fuck this industry.

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    • nah man, theres a lot of work involved on both the UI or the UX side of things, and having a person dedicated to each of those problem sets only makes for a better product.Al_dizzle
    • ...those problem sets only makes for a better product.Al_dizzle
    • The labor is divided for two reasons: it's hard to find soemone who can do all of it, and it goes faster divided.cannonball1978
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