UX is also a spectrum of design, technical knowledge, process, and patterns like any other field of study. What makes the users intrigued by the product? Is the design appealing? What are the users expecting? Did the user requirements and needs meet? UX design is understanding the user’s mind and regenerating those wants into a product that attracts the user and compels the user to use the product. User experience depends upon the product characteristics and receptiveness of that product. User experience is significant as it determines the product’s accomplishment or failure. For example, Magic Mouse 2 by Apple had design faults, and the result led to a bad user experience. The charging port of the rechargeable mouse was at the bottom, and if the user had some emergency task and the mouse was out of battery, the user would have to wait for 2 hours to charge that mouse as the user wouldn’t be able to use it because of the design lapse. A lot depends upon comprehending the users’ requirements and what kind of design will be most fitting and easy to use. UX design has three elemental values: