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Career Foundy: A Case Study

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On Career Foundry I stumbled upon Dawn Schelecht’s post about the differences between UX and UI. In her post, Schelecht not only differentiates UI and UX but also compares the whole experience to brownies. Even though the comparison seemed a little off-beat, I was curious to see where was going with her argument. I soon discovered UX is similar to the process of making brownies whereas UI is similar to plating and serving them. For instance, the UX designer puts careful thought into the development in order to satisfying the end user’s interaction with the brownie. They think precisely about ratios and quality of ingredients, the order in which they are combined, the tools for mixing the batter and how long to bake them. Once the brownies

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