I mean , at what point do we look at ourselves and see we are repeating history ? As well as this . <| sep |> No , it ' s not always computer related . The U in UX stands for user , and the x for experience , it ' s used mostly in a digital product context . But there ' s also CX customer experience , basically the same as UX but also used outside of the digital domain . UX and CX isn ' t about UI or coding , as the name says , it ' s about the experience of users and customers , how to design every possible point of interaction of customers and products , visual and non visual . UX and CX are part of higher business education , clients , like managers employ graphic designers for their existing UX team , or somebody inside the UX team hires a designer . Knowing about UX as designer is essential if you want to teamwork and communicate on the same level . If you don ' t know about UX , things you might see in a design brief , or hear in a meeting with a client might not make much sense to you .