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User Interface (UI)

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The user interface (UI) is the visual and interactive part of your product that users interact with, including buttons, menus, and screens.

What is User Interface (UI)?

The UI is the part of your product that users see and interact with. It includes design elements like buttons, menus, and screens.

Why does UI matter?

A well-designed UI enhances user experience, making your product intuitive and easy to use, leading to higher user satisfaction and engagement.

Examples of UI:

Website navigation menu
Mobile app buttons
Smartwatch interface

Related Concepts:

User Experience (UXli>
Interactive Design
Accessibility

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