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The Product Designer

While UX designers and product designers are both user-focused problem solvers at their core, product designers and UX designers have different priorities. A product designer will focus more of their efforts on making a marketable and cost-effective product that is also easy to use. 

A UX designer only focuses on the user’s experience of a product that someone else has already deemed profitable.

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