ROLES OF UI/UX DESIGNER

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 ROLES OF UI/UX DESIGNER

Who Is a UI Designer?

A user interface (UI) designer creates all the screens users see while using an app, website, or video game. They also complete all of the visual design elements that assist users in navigating the website.

Who Is a UX Designer?

A user experience (UX) designer oversees all product development aspects. Design, function, usability, marketing, and branding are all included. In addition, they control the entire user interaction with the product.

UI UX Designer Role

  • Evaluate and collect all user requirements, and collaborate with product engineers and managers.
  • To illustrate design concepts, use sitemaps, process flows, and storyboards.
  • Create graphic user interface elements such as tabs, widgets, and menus.
UI/UX Designer Job Responsibilities

  • Collect and evaluate user requirements with the help of product managers and engineers.
  • Use storyboards, process flows, and sitemaps to illustrate design concepts.
  • Menus, tabs, and widgets are examples of graphic user interface elements.
  • Make page navigation buttons and search fields.
  • Create UI mockups and prototypes that clearly show how sites work and look.
  • Make unique graphic designs. 
  • Rough draughts should be prepared and presented to internal teams and key stakeholders.
  • Identify and resolve UX issues.
  • Make layout changes based on user feedback. Follow font, color, and image style guidelines.

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