The question, for one. The interface is the wrong place to begin. It implies you already have done all the rest and now you want to patch it up to make it pretty for the user. User Centered Design Interface design should begin with the user and the reasons they are using the product. We are at a place in history where we are adapting computers to human needs by replicating human features into processes and systems and by researching the cognitive, linguistic, and psychological events of humans.
Interface design goes beyond static screens with no color or moving elements.
Designs will incorporate new modalities such as spoken language as well as advanced graphical techniques such as animation and virtual reality. The future of interface design is a total system. Every element in the design process plays a part in the development of the interface, from the kind of hardware, content, and the people developing the product. When designing an interface you must keep in mind ease of use and a users ability to navigate successfully through the information. A user can get disoriented easily when using a hypertext document so you want an intuitive and logical organization of information.