Description: User interface refactoring is the process of improving the user interface of a software application without changing its functionality. This process involves reviewing and modifying visual elements such as buttons, menus, typography, and layout of components, with the aim of making the user experience more intuitive and appealing. Through refactoring, the goal is to optimize usability, accessibility, and aesthetics of the interface, which can lead to greater user satisfaction and overall better performance of the application. Refactoring focuses not only on visual aspects but also on user interaction with the application, ensuring that actions are clear and navigation is smooth. This process is essential in the software development lifecycle, as it allows developers to adapt to changing design trends and user expectations without the need to rewrite the underlying code. In a competitive environment, a well-designed user interface can be a key differentiator for the success of any software application.
