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What is UI/UX?
UI (User Interface) focuses on visual design, aesthetics, and interaction elements.
UX (User Experience) focuses on the overall experience, usability, and user
satisfaction throughout their journey.
Core UX Concepts
User Research: Interviews, surveys, usability testing
Personas: Representative user archetypes
User Flows: Mapping user journeys
Information Architecture: Organizing content logically
Wireframing: Low-fidelity layout sketches
Prototyping: Interactive mockups for testing
UI Design Principles
Visual Hierarchy: Guiding attention through design
Typography: Font pairing, scale, readability
Color Theory: Palettes, contrast, psychology
Spacing & Layout: White space, grids, alignment
Consistency: Patterns and design systems
Responsive Design: Adapting to all screen sizes
Design Process
1. Empathize: Understand user needs and pain points
2. Define: Clarify problems and opportunities
3. Ideate: Brainstorm solutions
4. Prototype: Build testable versions
5. Test: Validate with real users
6. Iterate: Refine based on feedback
Essential Tools
Figma: Collaborative interface design
Adobe XD: UI/UX design and prototyping
Sketch: Vector-based design (macOS)
Framer: Interactive prototyping
Miro/FigJam: Whiteboarding and brainstorming
Maze: User testing and research
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