Product design vs. UX design 🧩

 [logo]  [hero-image] Art by [Bulma illustrates]( [Product Design vs. UX Design: What's The Difference?]( Ready to take your design knowledge to the next level? At Dribbble, we understand the importance of staying ahead in the ever-evolving design industry. In this week’s blog post, we delve into the key distinctions and similarities between product designers and UX designers. Read on to clarify your career, expand your knowledge, and enhance your collaboration efforts! [Explore the guide!]( ■ Sponsored Master the Business of Design  Georgetown University’s online Master’s in Design Management & Communications helps you cultivate the design thinking and business skills you need to level up your creative career. [Attend our webinar on Tuesday, June 13 at noon ET to learn more.]( [Master the Business of Design]( [From Graphic Design to Product Design: Meet Dribbble Graduate Tiffany Yeh]( With a background in marketing and graphic design, Tiffany Yeh has recently graduated from Dribbble’s Product Design Academy and is eager to grow her new career as a UI/UX designer at Capital One. If you’re curious about what a transition to product design looks like, get inspired by Tiffany’s career story and read her advice for new product designers to help you navigate your own career. [Read Tiffany’s story!]( ■[Get Inspired: Fresh & Floral Logo Design Ideas For Spring]( It’s undeniable that both the beauty and elegance of a good floral design can’t be matched. If you’re looking for a fresh burst of creativity, look no further than our curated collection of floral logo design & branding ideas for spring. Discover vibrant color palettes, elegant typography, and nature-inspired motifs that will breathe new life into your graphic design projects. Start exploring to get inspired! [Explore the collection!]( ■What else we’re reading - [Artificial Intelligence & Humanity: What I rely on AI for—and what I don’t.]( - [Every design team needs writers]( - [Nvidia may change gaming with two new generative AI technologies]( - [How Nike became the brand to imitate]( ■ You elected to receive Insider emails. No longer interested? [Unsubscribe]( or [manage your subscriptions](. Dribbble Holdings Ltd. [• 524 Yates St. • Victoria, BC V8W1K8, Canada](  [hero-image] Â