> What should you call yourself if you're actually interested in working with usability, and happy to leave the visual design to others? UX. Most serious peop

> What should you call yourself if you're actually interested in working with usability, and happy to leave the visual design to others? UX. Most serious people in UX who see job postings mentioning "UX/UI" avoid those jobs in the same manner that a C++ coder would avoid "C/C++". But I agree that doesn't do much to dissuade people who don't quite know the difference (or what it is that they actually need or want) from advertising "UX/UI" or "C/C++" and then people applying to these jobs.