User Interface (UI): The visual elements of a product, such as buttons and menus.

User Experience (UX): How users interact with a product and whether it meets their needs.

Wireframe: A basic outline or sketch of a design’s layout.

Prototype: A working sample of a design for testing purposes.

Usability: How easy and intuitive it is for users to interact with a product.

Accessibility: Ensuring that a product is usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.

Responsive design: Adapting a product’s layout to work on different devices and screen sizes.

Mockup: A detailed, static design showing what the final product might look like.

Navigation: The way users move through a product, like clicking menus or buttons.

Aesthetics: The visual appeal or attractiveness of a design.

Iteration: The process of refining a design through repeated testing and improvement.

Interaction: How users engage with a product, such as clicking, swiping, or typing.

Feedback: Information from users about their experience with a product.

Front-end development: The coding that creates the visible parts of a website or app.

Empathy: Understanding and sharing the feelings or perspectives of the users. – Understanding and sharing the feelings of users.