Hearing the constant confusion about UI (user interface) vs UX (user experience) design, I want to help share my thoughts and end this puzzling debate as a designer living and working in Silicon Valley. In this video, I'll go in an example-led fashion to explain what UI design is, what UX design is, why they are so confusing nowadays, and share with you some of my realizations and suggestions on how to approach them objectively and holistically.

TLDR, they are different but share too much in common so they are always brought up together and confused with each other.

▶︎ All my 5 UX internships and takeaways
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyF_sc6nvQ&list=PLNgWNg4wjoKvLPGnvDOJnpLRoytMkno_z
▶︎ Create better UX portfolios
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNgWNg4wjoKtM_s-CBICAmErau6f4M9qb
▶︎ Write better UX resumes (all you need to know about UX resumes)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_A3Ntp3TX0&list=PLNgWNg4wjoKsd04HK6A1plAH-nT0vkXNk&index=8

0:00 Intro & job posts
0:44 Agenda
1:08 Part 1: why UI and UX so confusing?
2:18 Part 2 what is UI design?
4:47 Part 3: what is UX design?
7:59 Part 4: UI vs UX
11:08 LinkedIn job post explanations

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