So before we begin actually designing out what we're going to want to do is understand exactly what
user interface and user experience is and to illustrate this I'm going to throw a couple of analogies
people and personalities so you can fully grasp the concepts.
User experience frankly point is the personality of your app and the person I love to use this analogy
is Louis C.K. and he's a hilarious comedian and as you can probably tell he doesn't really care to just
press it when he's doing stand ups.
However people will go to his shows because of his awesome personality his viewpoints on things and
it was absolutely hilarious.
The audience loves it.
They go to experience him as a comedian and not just on his amazing physique.
So Louis C.K. you know great personality and that perfectly defines user experience if you can think
about it now that has for example in late you know is geared towards professionals and gives off the
authoritative feel great business fuel and personality.
So you want to be thinking about that when you hear user experience user interface live and is merely
the way things work.
As for this example I'm going to use Megan Fox.
Unfortunately I haven't had the pleasure of having a conversation with her to see if she has a great
personality.
But you know on the surface she she looks great.
Great actress.
And when you're doing your abs you're going to always want to look for ways to improve the way it looks
visually.
I mean that is also always going to stem from your personality.
The third example I want to show is that there is a game of thrones She's the mother dragons.
She looks great but she also has a really strong personality and this is what you really want to strive
for when you're building your abs.
You're going to want to use your ass and also persona but also have a flat in the user interface.
You know she's has a very strong personality and you know her looks really enhanced that and enhanced
her image.
And it's just it's it's just a great experience overall.
So when you guys are building your apps or should you think about your as personality and how you're
going to redesign the screens to bring that to life.
So why does this all go.
Why do we care about the way things look at personality.
Well if you can think back to the time when you had a random conversation with somebody you didn't know
and you guys immediately hit it off.
You probably had some sort of common ground with that person something that you could resonate with
that was similar to you and that's exactly what we wanted to do when we're building.
As you know if you're if you're creating a social network for the younger generation you're going to
want your app to cater to their personality you know resonate with them not only through the user experience
but in the user interface.
Same thing with a business app you know you want to give it a sense of authority as well as you know
make it feel like it's only they can count on to close deals and to get business done through the door
and on top of that there are so many apps out there that it's becoming super competitive to stand out.
So every chance you can get to give your app the right personality for your audience and make the most
beautiful UI to reflect that is going to give you an edge over it.
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