The Model-View-Controller architectural pattern (MVC) is a type of software pattern for creating user interfaces. It standardizes how information flows through an application and makes it easier for developers to control all levels, from frontend to backend. Many Web Application Frameworks today follow the MVC model. Under the MVC architecture, the “model” refers to the data. The “view” refers to the display. Finally, the “controller” refers to the way that both models and views are updated. By retaining this consistency, multiple developers can also work together (both frontend and backend) without potentially retreading ground or overwriting essential items. The MVC model makes it easier to manage interconnected elements while ensuring that the application functions as a whole. MVC is compatible with desktop, mobile, and web application designs.