The different careers within the field of user experience.

 

Collaboration is an important part 

of a UX designer's job. 

So let's talk about a few of 

the most common colleagues a designer might work with.

     

1. UX researchers: conduct the studies or interviews that help us learn how people use a product.
2. UX writers: think about how to make 

   the language within a product 

   clearer to make the user experience more intuitive. 

   This could include writing labels for buttons or adjusting the tone to be formal or friendly.
3. Production designers: 

   act as a bridge between 

   interaction designers and engineers. 

   They make sure the first and final designs match in 

   the finished product materials and that 

   the assets are ready to be handed off 

   to the engineering team. The assets are everything from text and images 

   to the design specifications, like font style, color, size, and spacing.
4.  UX engineers: 

   one of the groups that UX designers 

   work with most frequently. 

   UX engineers translate the design's intent 

   into a functioning experience, like a website or an app.
5. UX program managers: 

   ensure clear and timely communication 

   so that the process of building 

   a useful product moves smoothly from start to finish. 

   This might include setting up goals and writing project plans.