A UI designer is a professional responsible for designing the visual appearance and interactive elements of an application, website, or software. Their goal is to make the user experience clear, enjoyable, and intuitive. They often use tools like Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD or Photoshop to create layouts, prototypes, and visual assets. Their role is crucial because they ensure that users can navigate interfaces easily, enjoyably, and intuitively, directly impacting user satisfaction and product success.
What does he do: He designs the visual appearance and interactive elements of applications, websites, software, or digital platforms to ensure a clear, enjoyable, and intuitive user experience.
Who works with him: He collaborates with UX designers, developers, product managers, and sometimes graphic designers to turn concepts into functional interfaces.
Who is he responsible for: He is responsible for the end users, making sure they can navigate and interact with the product easily and effectively.
A community manager is a professional responsible for managing and growing a brand’s online presence across social media platforms and digital communities. Their goal is to engage with the audience, create meaningful content, maintain a positive brand image, and foster a loyal and active community. They monitor conversations, respond to feedback, and work to strengthen relationships between the brand and its users.
What does he do: A community manager builds and manages a brand’s online presence by creating content, engaging with the audience, and monitoring social media channels to maintain a positive image and foster community interaction.
Who works with him: He collaborates with marketing teams, content creators, designers, and sometimes customer support to coordinate campaigns and communications.
Who is he responsible for: He is responsible for the online community and audience, ensuring their engagement, satisfaction, and loyalty to the brand.