Software Presentation Layer
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A Software Presentation Layer is a software architecture layer that manages user interface operations (to support user interaction through interface elements).
- AKA: UI Layer, Frontend Layer.
- Context:
- It can typically handle User Input through interface controls.
- It can typically display System Output through visual components.
- It can typically validate Input Data through client-side validation.
- It can typically manage User Session through state management.
- It can typically support User Experience through interface design.
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- It can often implement User Authentication through login interfaces.
- It can often provide User Feedback through notification systems.
- It can often handle Error Display through error messages.
- It can often support Accessibility through ARIA standards.
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- It can range from being a Simple Web Interface to being a Complex Desktop Application, depending on its interface complexity.
- It can range from being a Static Interface to being a Dynamic Interface, depending on its interaction level.
- It can range from being a Mobile Interface to being a Desktop Interface, depending on its target platform.
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- It can integrate with Application Layer for request processing.
- It can connect to API Gateway for service access.
- It can utilize UI Framework for component development.
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- Examples:
- Web Frameworks, such as:
- Mobile Frameworks, such as:
- Desktop Frameworks, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Backend Service, which handles server-side processing rather than user interaction.
- Data Layer, which manages data storage rather than interface display.
- Business Layer, which processes business logic rather than interface control.
- See: User Interface Pattern, Frontend Architecture Pattern, Interface Design Pattern, User Experience Design.