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Based on what you've learned, choose the sentence that best explains the difference between user interface and user experience.

They're both just different names for the same thing.

They are closely related but not the same. One is visual, the other is emotional/functional.

User interface is only used in mobile apps, not websites.

UI is part of all digital products, not just apps.

User experience means designing icons and buttons.

That's part of UI. UX is about the full feeling and usability of the product.

User interface is what the user sees; user experience is how the user feels while using it.

User Interface (UI) is what the user sees (screens, buttons, colors).

User Experience (UX) is how the user feels (smoothness, clarity, ease of use).

Good products focus on both: clear visuals and a satisfying experience.