uivatels
Uivatels is a term used in some discussions of software architecture to denote autonomous components that manage and coordinate user interface behavior across multiple devices. In this usage, a uivatel acts as an intermediary layer between application logic and the presentation layer, orchestrating events, syncing state, and adapting the interface to different form factors.
Characteristics commonly associated with uivatels include:
- mediation between UI components and business logic
- centralized control of interface state and transitions
- cross-device and cross-platform adaptation
- support for testing, simulation, and reconfiguration of UI flows
Usage and definitions of uivatels vary by source. Some describe uivatels as software agents or microservices
Implementation considerations for uivatels typically involve event-driven messaging, clear separation of concerns between logic and presentation,
See also: user interface, UI pattern, orchestration, microservice, component-based UI.