UX designers perform a number of different tasks and therefore use a variety of deliverables to communicate their design ideas and research results to stakeholders.[26]​ As for UX specification documents, these requirements depend on the client or organization involved in the design of a product. The four main deliverables are: a title page, a feature introduction, wireframes, and a version history.[27]​ Depending on the type of project, specification documents may also include flow models, cultural models, personas, user stories, scenarios, and any prior user research.[26]​.

The products that UX designers will produce as part of their work include wireframes, prototypes, user flowcharts, technical and specification documents, websites and applications, mockups, presentations, user profiles, videos and, to a lesser extent, reports.[28]​ Documentation of design decisions, in the form of annotated wireframes, provides the developer with the necessary information they may need to code the project successfully.[29]​.

Requires:

Un diseñador de experiencia de usuario se considera un profesional de UX, junto con los siguientes títulos de trabajo: investigador de experiencia de usuario, arquitecto de información, diseñador de interacción, ingeniero de factores humanos, analista de negocios, consultor, director creativo, arquitecto de interacción y especialista en usabilidad.[31]​.

Los diseñadores de interacción (IxD) son los encargados de comprender y especificar cómo debe comportarse el producto. Este trabajo se superpone con el trabajo de diseñadores visuales e industriales en un par de formas importantes. Al diseñar productos físicos, los diseñadores de interacción deben trabajar con los diseñadores industriales desde el principio para especificar los requisitos de los insumos físicos y comprender los impactos en el comportamiento de los mecanismos detrás de ellos. Los diseñadores de interacción se cruzan con los diseñadores visuales a lo largo del proyecto. Los diseñadores visuales guían las discusiones sobre la marca y los aspectos emotivos de la experiencia, los diseñadores de interacción comunican la prioridad de la información, el flujo y la funcionalidad en la interfaz.[32]​.

Technical communicators

Historically, technical and professional communication (TPC) has been like an industry that practices writing and communication. However, recently UX design has become more prominent in TPC as companies seek to develop content for a wide range of audiences and experiences.[33] Technical and professional skills are now expected to be combined with UX design. According to Verhulsdonck, Howard and Tham, "...it is not enough to write good content. In line with industry expectations, in addition to writing good content, it is now also crucial to design good experiences around that content."[33]​ Technical communicators must now consider different platforms such as social media and apps, as well as different channels such as web and mobile.[33]​.

UI Designers

User interface (UI) design is the process of creating interfaces in software or computerized devices with a focus on appearance or style. Designers aim to create designs that users find easy to use and enjoyable. User interface design generally refers to graphical user interfaces, but also includes others, such as voice-controlled ones.[34]​.

Visual designers

The visual designer ensures that the visual representation of the design effectively communicates the data and suggests the expected behavior of the product. At the same time, the visual designer is responsible for conveying the brand's ideals on the product and creating a positive first impression; This responsibility is shared with the industrial designer if the product involves hardware. In essence, a visual designer should aim for maximum usability combined with maximum desirability. The visual designer does not need to be good at artistic skills, but must deliver the theme in a desirable way.[35]​.

Video games rely on user experience design tactics and are key to their success. The user experience has improved in games by providing people with higher image quality and resolution.[36]​ In the past, Nintendo's original gaming systems had very blurry and distorted graphics and did not provide users with clear on-screen graphical content. Users and game developers wanted more than just a distorted image to control on a 2D platform. With new desires to provide players with a better user experience and user interface, the creation of new 3D game design emerged.[37]​ The addition of a 3D imaging system gave designers new usage options and allowed 3D game players to explore a virtual 3D map, as in Mario Bros. This new 3D animation was just the spark that would light the fire for the advancement of graphical content to come and also resulted in more gameplay visuals. realistic and oriented to the real world.[38]​.

As more consoles are released, the graphical user interface increases considerably.[39] Consoles like PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are the latest next-generation consoles that feature realistic graphics resulting in a more exciting user experience for gamers. Games that include high-level graphics are Grand Theft Auto V, NBA 2K19 and Madden NFL 19. In Madden and NBA, users can play with their favorite real-life sports players who almost look exactly alike. The games' visuals even capture tattoos and certain distinctive facial features found on the real-life version of the video game characters.[40]​ Additionally, improvements to the story have resulted in video game user interfaces garnering popular feedback from fans and contributing to the achievement of the game as a whole.[41]​ According to Robin Burks, "playing a video game involves more interaction than watching a movie or television series. For example, cutscenes pause when players stop. They are forced to decide who lives and who dies: and sometimes players must make that decision quickly. This interaction means that the player becomes part of the story and not just an inactive participant."[41]​ The rapid decision-making and innovative approach to video game stories impacts the way players shape their own user experience. In some circumstances, users could be faced with choosing life or death between two of their favorite characters. For players who become emotionally invested in their games, this spices things up and leaves them with a difficult decision.

Usability testing is the most common method used by designers to test their designs. The basic idea behind conducting a usability test is to check whether the design of a product or brand works well with the target users. When conducting usability testing, you test two things: whether the product design is successful, and if it is not, how it can be improved.

While designers are testing, they are testing the design and not the user. Additionally, each design is evolving. Designers conduct usability testing at every stage of the design process and as early as possible.[42]​.

UX designers perform a number of different tasks and therefore use a variety of deliverables to communicate their design ideas and research results to stakeholders.[26]​ As for UX specification documents, these requirements depend on the client or organization involved in the design of a product. The four main deliverables are: a title page, a feature introduction, wireframes, and a version history.[27]​ Depending on the type of project, specification documents may also include flow models, cultural models, personas, user stories, scenarios, and any prior user research.[26]​.

The products that UX designers will produce as part of their work include wireframes, prototypes, user flowcharts, technical and specification documents, websites and applications, mockups, presentations, user profiles, videos and, to a lesser extent, reports.[28]​ Documentation of design decisions, in the form of annotated wireframes, provides the developer with the necessary information they may need to code the project successfully.[29]​.

Requires:

Un diseñador de experiencia de usuario se considera un profesional de UX, junto con los siguientes títulos de trabajo: investigador de experiencia de usuario, arquitecto de información, diseñador de interacción, ingeniero de factores humanos, analista de negocios, consultor, director creativo, arquitecto de interacción y especialista en usabilidad.[31]​.

Los diseñadores de interacción (IxD) son los encargados de comprender y especificar cómo debe comportarse el producto. Este trabajo se superpone con el trabajo de diseñadores visuales e industriales en un par de formas importantes. Al diseñar productos físicos, los diseñadores de interacción deben trabajar con los diseñadores industriales desde el principio para especificar los requisitos de los insumos físicos y comprender los impactos en el comportamiento de los mecanismos detrás de ellos. Los diseñadores de interacción se cruzan con los diseñadores visuales a lo largo del proyecto. Los diseñadores visuales guían las discusiones sobre la marca y los aspectos emotivos de la experiencia, los diseñadores de interacción comunican la prioridad de la información, el flujo y la funcionalidad en la interfaz.[32]​.

Technical communicators

Historically, technical and professional communication (TPC) has been like an industry that practices writing and communication. However, recently UX design has become more prominent in TPC as companies seek to develop content for a wide range of audiences and experiences.[33] Technical and professional skills are now expected to be combined with UX design. According to Verhulsdonck, Howard and Tham, "...it is not enough to write good content. In line with industry expectations, in addition to writing good content, it is now also crucial to design good experiences around that content."[33]​ Technical communicators must now consider different platforms such as social media and apps, as well as different channels such as web and mobile.[33]​.

UI Designers

User interface (UI) design is the process of creating interfaces in software or computerized devices with a focus on appearance or style. Designers aim to create designs that users find easy to use and enjoyable. User interface design generally refers to graphical user interfaces, but also includes others, such as voice-controlled ones.[34]​.

Visual designers

The visual designer ensures that the visual representation of the design effectively communicates the data and suggests the expected behavior of the product. At the same time, the visual designer is responsible for conveying the brand's ideals on the product and creating a positive first impression; This responsibility is shared with the industrial designer if the product involves hardware. In essence, a visual designer should aim for maximum usability combined with maximum desirability. The visual designer does not need to be good at artistic skills, but must deliver the theme in a desirable way.[35]​.

Video games rely on user experience design tactics and are key to their success. The user experience has improved in games by providing people with higher image quality and resolution.[36]​ In the past, Nintendo's original gaming systems had very blurry and distorted graphics and did not provide users with clear on-screen graphical content. Users and game developers wanted more than just a distorted image to control on a 2D platform. With new desires to provide players with a better user experience and user interface, the creation of new 3D game design emerged.[37]​ The addition of a 3D imaging system gave designers new usage options and allowed 3D game players to explore a virtual 3D map, as in Mario Bros. This new 3D animation was just the spark that would light the fire for the advancement of graphical content to come and also resulted in more gameplay visuals. realistic and oriented to the real world.[38]​.

As more consoles are released, the graphical user interface increases considerably.[39] Consoles like PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are the latest next-generation consoles that feature realistic graphics resulting in a more exciting user experience for gamers. Games that include high-level graphics are Grand Theft Auto V, NBA 2K19 and Madden NFL 19. In Madden and NBA, users can play with their favorite real-life sports players who almost look exactly alike. The games' visuals even capture tattoos and certain distinctive facial features found on the real-life version of the video game characters.[40]​ Additionally, improvements to the story have resulted in video game user interfaces garnering popular feedback from fans and contributing to the achievement of the game as a whole.[41]​ According to Robin Burks, "playing a video game involves more interaction than watching a movie or television series. For example, cutscenes pause when players stop. They are forced to decide who lives and who dies: and sometimes players must make that decision quickly. This interaction means that the player becomes part of the story and not just an inactive participant."[41]​ The rapid decision-making and innovative approach to video game stories impacts the way players shape their own user experience. In some circumstances, users could be faced with choosing life or death between two of their favorite characters. For players who become emotionally invested in their games, this spices things up and leaves them with a difficult decision.

Usability testing is the most common method used by designers to test their designs. The basic idea behind conducting a usability test is to check whether the design of a product or brand works well with the target users. When conducting usability testing, you test two things: whether the product design is successful, and if it is not, how it can be improved.

While designers are testing, they are testing the design and not the user. Additionally, each design is evolving. Designers conduct usability testing at every stage of the design process and as early as possible.[42]​.