UX design is about how people interact.

• A. Not Sure
• B. True
• C. Both
• D. False

Answer: (B)

UX design centers on how people interact with a product. It aims to shape those interactions so users can complete tasks efficiently, find information easily, and feel in control along the way. This includes navigation, how information is organized, how controls respond, and how feedback is given across steps and across devices. Since the interaction layer—how users move through the product, how inputs are handled, and how the system guides and responds to actions—drives usability and satisfaction, describing UX design as about how people interact is accurate. The other choices don’t add value here: choosing not to commit to an idea is vague, and saying it’s false would miss that interaction is a central part of the user experience. Remember, visuals and branding can support interaction, but they still serve to make the interaction itself clearer and more meaningful.