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Interfaces

Interfaces are one of the most important yet often overlooked aspects of systems.

They are a specialized type of subsystem that is responsible for handling interactions between a system and its environment. They are the points where a system manages its interactions with other systems.

Immediately after clicking the green button to create a flow, you may have noticed it transform into a rectangle.

Click on this rectangle to create an interface

Click on the newly created red interface to open up an element details page.

💡 Tip: Think about.....when designating your interfaces