user-friendly interfaces
[/ˈjuːzər ˈfrendli ˈɪntərfeɪsɪz/]
nounpl: user-friendly interfaces
interfaces amigáveis ao usuário
1. Software or hardware design that is easy to understand and use by people without specialized technical knowledge, with clear navigation, intuitive controls, and helpful guidance
Modern smartphones are known for their user-friendly interfaces that allow anyone to use them with minimal training.
Os smartphones modernos são conhecidos por suas interfaces amigáveis ao usuário que permitem que qualquer pessoa os use com treinamento mínimo.
2. A design approach that prioritizes simplicity, accessibility, and a positive user experience over complex functionality
The new software update features a more user-friendly interface with larger buttons and simplified menus.
A atualização de software apresenta uma interface mais amigável ao usuário com botões maiores e menus simplificados.
In Brazil, the tech industry frequently borrows the English term 'user-friendly' while discussions in education and government tend to prefer the Portuguese translation. In the USA, this phrase is central to UX/UI design philosophy and is a major selling point for consumer electronics and software. Portuguese speakers from Europe may substitute 'intuitiva' (intuitive) as it conveys similar meaning with slightly different emphasis.
NYC Slang
noob-proof design
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