Description: Dynamic design refers to the capability of user interfaces to adapt and change at runtime, in response to user interaction or other contextual factors. This feature allows applications to be more interactive and customizable, enhancing the user experience. Through techniques such as animation, layout reconfiguration, and real-time content updates, dynamic design enables applications to respond smoothly to user actions, such as taps, swipes, or changes in device orientation. Additionally, dynamic design relies on specific tools and libraries, which facilitate the creation of interfaces that can automatically adjust to different screen sizes and resolutions. This flexibility not only improves usability but also allows developers to create more attractive and modern applications that align with current user expectations in terms of interactivity and visual design.
