User interface (UI) and user experience (UX) are related but not interchangeable. UI focuses on the visual and interactive components people use. UX examines the complete journey, including clarity, speed, expectations, errors and outcomes.
UI responsibilities
Typography, spacing, color, buttons, forms, icons and component consistency are common UI concerns.
UX responsibilities
Research, information architecture, user flows, content clarity, prototypes, usability testing and service logic belong to the broader UX discipline.
Working together
A beautiful interface cannot compensate for a confusing workflow, and a logical workflow still needs a clear interface. Effective products validate both the journey and the presentation.
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