UX vs UI vs IA vs IxD : Confusing UX Design Terms Defined (in Hindi) HD

How UX people see UX UX is an acronym for “user experience.” It is almost always followed by the word “design.” By the nature of the term, people who perform the work become “UX designers.” But these designers aren’t designing things in the same sense as a visual or interface designer. UX is the intangible design of a strategy that brings us to a solution. Many UX designers have started to re-label themselves as UX Architects, UX Engineers, or UX Strategists. Some have even dropped the word “user” altogether and just go by Experience Architect/Engineer/Strategist. I think this is partially to help keep them from being marginalized as only interface designers, and partially as a result of the broadening nature of UX. You could be a researcher and persona writer in a senior UX role and never touch an interface design (or even have the skills to). So what does UX actually mean? The various UX roles that a person can fulfill are plentiful. Some are whole jobs, some whole careers, and others are tactical roles we all dip in and out of. What we want them to see Field research Face to face interviewing Creation and administering of tests Gathering, organizing, and presenting statistics Documentation of personas and findings Product design Feature writing Requirement writing Graphic arts Interaction design Information Architecture Usability Prototyping Interface layout Interface design Visual design Taxonomy creation Terminology creation Copy writing Presentation and speaking Working tightly with programmers Brainstorm coordination Company culture evangelism Communication to stakeholders What they typically see Field research Face to face interviewing Creation and administering of tests Gathering, organizing, and presenting statistics Documentation of personas and findings Product design Feature writing Requirement writing Graphic arts Interaction design Information Architecture Usability Prototyping Interface layout Interface design Visual design Taxonomy creation Terminology creation Copy writing Presentation and speaking Working tightly with programmers Brainstorm coordination Company culture evangelism Communication to stakeholders