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[royale-docs] branch master updated: Update user-interface.md

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commit d65af402a00f06d208f9969a828548dcefa9a9fa
Author: Andrew Wetmore <an...@cottage14.com>
AuthorDate: Thu Dec 19 08:31:53 2019 -0400

    Update user-interface.md
    
    Adding text. Not complete yet.
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 layout: docpage
 title: User Interface (UI)
-description: How the user works with your app
+description: Where the user works with your app
 permalink: /user-interface
 ---
 
 # User Interface (UI)
 
-_content not available yet_
+Where the user works with your app
+
+Developers know that the data layer, the business layer, and the user interface of an apploication all need to be fast, reliable, and robust. End-users tend to focus on the user interface. It is where they interact with all the strength and subtlety of an application, and where they tend to form their opinion of an app. 
+
+A good "user experience" includes not just getting the process result you want, but how comfortable you were working with the UI. How easy is it to do what you want to do? How "pleasant" and intuitive is the display? It is not for nothing that the title of one of the key books on user experience is _Don't Make Me Think_.
+
+Apache Royale provides tools, structures, features, and component sets that help you create a user interface that helps your end-users do what they want to do.
+
+* Component Sets
+  * Basic
+  * Jewel
+* Layouts
+* View States
+* Transitions
+* Styles and CSS