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UX Design:

The likelihood a user will “bounce” (leave your site after just a few moments) increases with every second of loading time, so we should prioritize reducing the load time on the home and landing pages first before addressing the problem site-wide.

In a perfect world, you would hire a specialist or team of specialists for each of these fields so you have an expert looking at your website from all angles. However, budgetary constraints often mean choosing one field over the other, or hiring freelancers on a project-by-project basis.

Occasionally you’ll find someone who claims to do it all:

·  Designers who can code sometimes label themselves as the all-in-one package, but in reality they’re more limited than two separate specialists (though sometimes this might be a smart hire if you have a simple site).

·  UI designers have many overlapping skills with web designers, so some people will use those titles interchangeably.

·  UX and UI are often lumped together, considering they’re both sub-specializations.

·  UX is often treated as a skill in other professions, even outside of design, such as a product management.

Such people can be useful in a pinch, but just remember that a jack of all trades is master of none—they may know the basics of multiple fields, but they’ll likely only be an expert in one, if any.

You also want to make distinctions between websites & apps and desktop & mobile. Each worker has their own individual specialties—some developers have more experience building mobile sites; some designers stick exclusively to apps and never do websites. Again, there’s plenty of overlap, but if you’re hiring for a specific project, make sure your candidates can handle the specifics.