- What is wizard design pattern?
- How would you describe the use of a wizard in the context of computer software applications?
- What is a wizard flow?
What is wizard design pattern?
Wizards are a powerful design pattern that can be used to simplify complex processes performed infrequently or by novice users. By showing less information at a time, they allow users to focus better on the content pertinent to each step and decrease the chance of errors.
How would you describe the use of a wizard in the context of computer software applications?
In computing and Internet applications, the term wizard is sometimes used in reference to a human hacker or expert user. Wizards are often specialists. A person who is a wizard in a single field such as Unix programming may lack knowledge in other fields such as hardware engineering.
What is a wizard flow?
Wizard flow defines the order in which wizard panels execute. Wizard panels can move in a straight line from start to finish, or branch into several different process flows.