All user interface elements for a tool should be in one central place. Creating separate viewing tools wastes time and effort. A developer should consolidate all functions into a single interface.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
All user interface elements for a tool should be in one central place.
Creating separate viewing tools wastes time and effort. A developer should consolidate all functions into a single interface.
A developer should put all parts of a tool's user interface together. This means all controls and displays are in one place. Building separate viewers for different functions is not efficient. It takes extra time and resources that could be used better.
A developer is building a quiz-making application. The developer considers making a separate webpage to view the quizzes. Instead, the developer adds the quiz viewing function directly into the main application. This saves development time and makes the application easier to use.
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All user interface elements for a tool should be in one central place. Creating separate viewing tools wastes time and effort. A developer should consolidate all functions into a single interface.