What is User Interface

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The means by which people (users) interact with a system, computer program or other complex tool. Learn more in: A Client/Server Architecture for Augmented Assembly on Mobile Phones

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Means by which the user and a computer system interact, in particular the use of input devices and software. Learn more in: Game Aspects in Collaborative Navigation of Blind Travelers

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the hardware and software that allow users to interact with a device or a system. Learn more in: Unobtrusive Interaction with Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Systems through Kinetic User Interfaces

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An aspect of a wireless device or a piece of software which can be seen (or heard or otherwise perceived) by the human user, and the commands and mechanisms the user uses to control its operation and input data. Learn more in: Picture Archiving and Communication System for Public Healthcare

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The visible part of technology or technical system with which the user can interact. Learn more in: Technology Cultures

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Web-based user interfaces, where application accept the data at runtime environment. Learn more in: Automated Detection of SQL Injection Attack on Blockchain-Based Database

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A user interface describes the interaction space between users and web sites or software programs. Learn more in: Modeling a User’s Culture

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The user interface (UI) is everything designed into an information device with which a human being may interact and how an application program or a Web site invites interaction and responds to it. Learn more in: Usability-Oriented Quality Model Based on Ergonomic Criteria

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User interface (UI) is a panel for human-computer interactions in a digital device. Learn more in: Variable Fonts From Pioneer Perspectives

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The “visible” side of an application, where users can acquire and interact with information. Learn more in: A Service Oriented Ontological Framework for the Semantic Validation of Web Accessibility

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Represents the user interaction layer, that is, everything that is visually perceptible on some platform and leads the user to a positive interaction. Learn more in: UX Challenges and Best Practices in Designing Web and Mobile Solutions

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Platform created for the interaction of a human operator with a computer. Learn more in: Towards an Effective Imaging-Based Decision Support System for Skin Cancer

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The means by which users and computers exchange information. The HCI is based on the user interface. Learn more in: Human-Computer Interaction: A Human Resources Perspective

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Is here used in its most general sense and may also include e.g., social software interfaces. Learn more in: A Framework for Thinking about the Maturity of Cultural Usability

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A physical area which is used for communicating a user to a system. Due to the pervasive use of the technology, the definition is mostly used to define an information device which uses computer technology [system] as a medium to interact with a user. Learn more in: Understanding User Experience

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A collection of interaction techniques for input of information/commands to an application as well as all manner of feedback to the user from the system that allow a user to interact with a software application. Learn more in: Design and Evaluation for the Future of m-Interaction

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Represents the user interaction layer, that is, everything that is visually perceptible on some platform and leads the user to a positive interaction. Learn more in: A Framework for Longitudinal Analysis of University Spin-Offs

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Analyzes how a person interacts with a software application or a physical device. Learn more in: Practical Approach for Apps Design in Compliance With Accessibility, Usability, and User Experience

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The space where humans interact with a website, application, computer program, home appliance, or computing machine. User interface design aims to be easy or intuitive for users, and there are several interfaces under this umbrella including graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and voice-controlled interfaces (VUIs). Learn more in: COVID-19: An Opportunity for Transformation and Global Growth

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It is web-based user interfaces, where applications accept the data at runtime environment. Learn more in: The Detection of SQL Injection on Blockchain-Based Database

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The use of technology to connect users in an online environment. Learn more in: Enhancing E-Collaboration Through Culturally Appropriate User Interfaces

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Everything designed into an information device with which a human being may interact – including display screen, keyboard, mouse, light pen, the appearance of a desktop, illuminated characters, help messages, and how an application program or a web site invites interaction and responds to it. Learn more in: A Software Testing Process Based in Gamification for Children With Down Syndrome

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Refers to the interface with which people interact with machines. It is the interface that allows you to use a computer to place an order in an online store or to access an app through a smartphone. To do this, it has the control elements of an interface, which are visible to the user or through which they can perform some action. This ranges from simple text-based command lines to more complex graphical user interfaces. Learn more in: Coordinated Control of a Collaborative 6R Robotic Arm With a Virtual Twin and Augmented Reality for Engineering Education

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A medium of interaction between a user and a device. Users tend to identify an interface with the whole product because of the impression that they directly manipulate the objects on the screen. Learn more in: An Integrative Approach to User Interface Design

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Set of controls and sensory channels through which a human being can communicate with a machine. Learn more in: Technological Environments of Anatomical-Radiological Vision in 3D for the Study of Pelvic Structures

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The aspect of a device that links the human and device for communication. Learn more in: Natural User Interfaces for Meditative Health Games