In the context of digital design, an interface refers to the visual and interactive components that enable users to interact with software applications, websites or other digital products. Interfaces can take many forms, from simple graphical user interfaces (GUIs) that allow users to click and navigate through a series of screens, to more complex interactive interfaces that involve user input, feedback and data processing. In short: An interface is a screen on a tablet, laptop, smartphone or similar.

Effective interface design involves creating intuitive and user-friendly layouts, navigation systems and visual cues that enable users to easily understand and interact with digital products. This often involves considering factors such as user demographics, task analysis and user feedback to ensure that the interface meets the needs and expectations of the target audience. Good interface design can improve user engagement and satisfaction, reduce user errors and frustration and ultimately lead to more successful digital products.