UI and UX are often used interchangeably in conversation, but they are different fields. The user interface (UI) refers to the visual elements of the website, such as toggles, buttons, menus, and icons. The user experience (UX) is a broader term that covers the entirety of a user’s interaction with the website. We can understand the difference better using an example. An application might have great UI, (it may look attractive, have an intuitive layout, etc.) while simultaneously having a bad UX (long load times, glitches, excessive menu screens, etc.) and no one would probably want to use it. UI and UX designers have to often work together to ensure a streamlined end experience for the user.