- Understand your target: confort with tech, their problems, habits... - Build quickly, check the use with few people representing your target - Improve --> Build --> Keep learning --> ... The more you do it, the more you develop a sense of "user-friendly UI". It becomes more intuitive, thus faster and easier. But it's important to keep learning from your target, they are the best teacher.

I feel a Design that employs conversational elements, such as a chatbot or virtual assistant. This allows users to interact with the interface in a more natural and human-like manner, making the experience engaging and intuitive. What do you think?

The most important thing is to have a realor simulated scenario to verify the interface.