Mar 14, 2021

"I don’t think that any professional UX (or UI) designer will question that it takes more than the designer to get the User experience flowing smoothly."

This is exactly why I prefer calling this role Interaction Designer over UX Designer; it's more precise. The Interaction Designer's job includes developing a deep understanding of users and their needs, creating flows, sketching, wireframing, prototyping, gathering feedback, and communicating this information among their colleagues. They are literally designing the interaction between users and a system. They're not designing the entire user experience.

Scott Kiekbusch
Scott Kiekbusch

Written by Scott Kiekbusch

Digital product design & strategy. Team builder. Stoic. Instructor. Keynote speaker. Co-Author of The Designer’s Guide to Product Vision http://amzn.to/2Epfb3U

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