Job titles like UX or UI designer are confusing to the uninitiated and unfamiliar even to designers who come from other industries. Let’s attempt to distill what each of these titles really mean ...

In an industry where years of experience and portfolios packed with jargon-heavy projects dominate hiring decisions, one Reddit post on r/StartUpIndia ... seasoned UI/UX designers and developers ...

So a UX and ... design job, so I became a graphic designer, moved into web design and then really focused on the design side of things as opposed to the web development and became a UX/UI designer.