The concept of user experience derives its multidisciplinary nature from the field of human computer interaction. It encompasses the design, assessment and implementation of interactive computer systems, aiming to achieve high user functionality and usability while placing user feelings and preferences ahead of the quality of the digital product. User experience and its elements can be studied from the perspective of various scientific disciplines, resulting in different definitions and research approaches in the literature. Within the context of interactive digital product design, three terms come into focus: human-computer interaction, user-centered design, and user experience design. The goal of this paper is to explore the context and dynamics of user experience development and user experience design by systematizing different research perspectives on the subject. Using bibliometric analysis methods, the paper will examine the conceptual and intellectual foundations of existing knowledge in scientific literature, the main research directions, future research avenues as well as the key contributors to scientific development - including authors, institutions, and countries. The understanding of the analysis results will be supported by the theoretical framework of bibliometrics as a scientific method. The research is performed on the articles from the Web of Science Core Collection database, while Biblioshiny is used as the analytical tool for the analysis