conventional interface
[kənˈvenʃənəl ˈɪntərfeɪs]
nounpl: conventional interfaces
interface convencional
1. a standard, traditional method or system of interaction between a user and a computer or device, typically based on established design principles and common user expectations
The software uses a conventional interface with menu bars and buttons that users are already familiar with.
O software usa uma interface convencional com barras de menu e botões que os usuários já conhecem.
2. a connection or communication protocol that follows industry standards rather than proprietary or innovative designs
Unlike the new touchscreen model, this device maintains a conventional interface for backward compatibility.
Ao contrário do novo modelo com tela sensível ao toque, este dispositivo mantém uma interface convencional para compatibilidade retroativa.
In both Brazilian and American tech industries, 'conventional interface' is a neutral, professional term used when discussing software design choices, emphasizing familiarity and user comfort over innovation. It's particularly common in enterprise software and legacy system discussions.
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