Feb 22, 2022 | Design, Digital Marketing, MarTech, Prototyping, Research, Tech Knowledge, Testing, Usability, User Experience, Websites
UX, or User Experience, was coined to encompass all aspects of a person’s interaction with a company, service, and its products (see Customer Experience). However, it’s taken on a more finite definition where we associate the term with a single interaction between a user and an organization or product.
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