user interface programming

English

Noun

user interface programming (uncountable)

  1. (programming) The specification and implementation of the software mechanisms through which a human user interacts with a computational system, including the interpretation of user input, the coordination of interaction sequences and interface state, the invocation of application functionality, and the presentation of system output and feedback.
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