UI (user interaction) is how it looks, how it makes the user feel, the small animations and quality of life stuff.
UX (user experience) is a (good) government site. It is what it says on the tin, there is nothing distracting, its full accessible. It is efficient and gets the job done.
EDIT: I always look to the GOV.uk sites for almost pure UX, all interactions and styling are only there to make the site more usable. Their patterns here.
I run & manage a website design and development company in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
I love PHP and JS. I mainly build web applications using Laravel and VueJs. Hope to learn and to meet ppl
Location
Pittsburgh, PA
Work
Project Manager at TYC Web Design and Development Ethiopia
I run & manage a website design and development company in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
I love PHP and JS. I mainly build web applications using Laravel and VueJs. Hope to learn and to meet ppl
Location
Pittsburgh, PA
Work
Project Manager at TYC Web Design and Development Ethiopia
UI (user interaction) is how it looks, how it makes the user feel, the small animations and quality of life stuff.
UX (user experience) is a (good) government site. It is what it says on the tin, there is nothing distracting, its full accessible. It is efficient and gets the job done.
EDIT: I always look to the GOV.uk sites for almost pure UX, all interactions and styling are only there to make the site more usable. Their patterns here.
Thanks but what do you mean by government site?
updated my comment
That is awesome example, will metion you if I actually wrote the blog.