You understood correctly, here we will talk about exactly those people who make interface design. I sometimes see questions on the topic: "Does a layout designer need to understand?" and “Why do you divide designers into Ui, UX, etc.?”. In this article, I will answer these questions. A little seed to continue ... - yes, these two questions answer each other. In the last article , we discussed who interface designers are and what they do in the framework of application development .
UPD: Deciphering who the Ui / Ux designer is from the link above.
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To answer this question, we will go from the opposite direction. Let's take a designer who makes interfaces and does not understand how they work, are designed and what they are made of. This designer receives the task of making a page that should confidently adapt to different devices. He begins to collect data, draw a layout, adapt it to different sizes - and then the first bell appears that the interface will be unsuitable for development, due to the fact that the designer does not understand the principles of adaptability in the web, which are based on different approaches to layout. It outputs a layout that looks great, but structurally doesn't adapt correctly. The components take the form of mixed elements - like a drop-down list, with the function of searching the list and creating a list item right in the list.In addition, the layout turns out to be incomplete, without the content of active states of the components, each component does not have a system structure that allows it to be repeated in many places with adjacent context.
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