Update 2022-09-01-ui-vs-ux-design.markdown

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@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ tags:
 - ux design
 - ux
 - ui
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 summary: UX and UI often get used interchangably, but there are key differences. Which
   one do you need?
 author: delliott
@@ -121,4 +122,4 @@ Much like the non-techy's Developer vs IT Support confusion, UI and UX Design sh
 
 User Interface Design is more concerned with look and feel, User Experience Design is broader and covers the user's entire experience of a product from start to finish. UX Design does incorporate UI Design, but a UX Designer should be doing a lot more research, testing and iterating ideas.
 
-Having only User Interface Design instead of User Experience Design could land you with a very nice application that isn’t relevant to what users actually need. For that reason, a UX Designer should be involved in virtually every project, and preferably as early as possible in the design process so you can start on strong foundations.
+Having only User Interface Design instead of User Experience Design could land you with a very nice application that isn’t relevant to what users actually need. For that reason, a UX Designer should be involved in virtually every project, and preferably as early as possible in the design process so you can start on strong foundations.