UX
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- noun
- /juː ɛks/
- Jargon
- In fall 2017, the project team partnered with the Library's User Experience (UX) team to assess the A-Z list.
- UX designer
- UX design
- UI/UX
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Watch on YouTubeIt was a bad UX, it was a bad customer experience.
- It was a bad UX, it was a bad customer experience.
- Most Android ROMs are really bad or most Android UX's are really bad.
- And this offers MB UX, which Lincoln and BMW don't have.
- And then we move on to another fantastic feature of MB UX, and that would be the themes.
- Our primary business is digital products and that means apps and other other UX products, which means user experience.
- So either your landing page, your UI, your UX, the copy, the images are not grabbing people, right?
- And I honestly think there's the UX, The experience should be centralized, should be designed by the company.
- OK, We've got to get QA on this OS because the ISP has said this UX isn't up to scratch.
- And that's a UX too, because that, that looks beautiful as well.
Examples
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So either your landing page, your UI, your UX, the copy, the images are not grabbing people, right?
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Customers struggle to realize the value of the pre-Agile preparation phase that UX designers require.
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What do I need to do to manage a UX team effectively?
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We need to go back to the roots of what UX means and how we should approach UX challenges.
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A couple of years back, I had to fit my UX process into a really tight scrum environment.
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As a result, the new creative designer is forced to incorporate UX elements into their ad designs.
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The biggest misconception about UX is that a redesign begins with making things pretty," he says.
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We want a well-defined UX, with a complete wireframe stack before we plan a release.
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The UX of the new smartphone app has made it much easier for users to navigate.
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Our team gathered user feedback to improve the overall UX of the website.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
UX = U + X
UX is an initialism whose component letters do not convey the meaning 'user experience' to learners, so the relation is not derivable from its parts.
Etymology
UX is a short form made from the first letters of 'user' and 'experience', so it joins U (for 'user') and X (for 'experience'). A helpful way to remember UX is to think of U as 'you' and X as the feeling someone has when using a product, which is why UX means both the user's overall experience and the work designers do to improve that experience.