I don't think there's a clear answer for that question, but my take on it is
that:Interaction Designers designs interactions, most likely in the form of
wireframes. They're not necessarily user research experts but work closely with
them to create ideal experiences.User Experience Designer designs interactions
but also has a user research background, so is able to play both roles.User
Interface Designer - I don't see that term being used as much anymore and it's
probably b/c the field is moving into designing experiences, rather than just
interfaces. For example, designing a retail experience. I'm sure someone might
disagree with me here, or add to what I've said. At the end of the day, I don't
think there's a general agreed upon definition for these terms.Sally
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