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Nielsen Norman Group defines “user experience” as “encompasses all aspects of the end-user’s interaction with the company, its services, and its products.” When thinking about websites, user experience typically refers to how a person feels about an interaction with the website, and therefore with the company that owns it.

Our Philosophy

Creating usable, accessible and brand-compliant websites will improve the reputation of Texas A&M University and increase the likelihood of a website’s goals being met.

Additionally, websites that look and function similarly will increase site users’ confidence that they are using a Texas A&M website and improve their ability to find information.

That’s one of the main reasons why we created Aggie UX, Texas A&M’s brand-compliant, accessible and user-focused design system and framework for Texas A&M websites. Learn more about Aggie UX in the AUX 101 learning path.

Other Aggie UX Resources

In addition to creating a web design system to help make Texas A&M websites look and behave in the same way, we have also created a library of resources to help you:

Keep Learning

Learn about Content in Aggie UX 120 Module 1 Chapter 3.

Go to Chapter 3