The visual interface displayed upon device startup, or when navigating away from active applications on devices running a specific operating system version, serves as the primary point of user interaction. It typically includes customizable elements such as application shortcuts, widgets, and folders, allowing users to personalize their experience. A common example is the initial display seen on a mobile device after unlocking it, featuring icons for frequently used applications.
This customizable interface is a key element for efficient device utilization. By providing quick access to frequently used applications and information, it streamlines workflow and reduces navigation time. Historically, these initial displays have evolved from simple lists of applications to highly interactive and personalized spaces, reflecting the increasing user demand for customization and efficient information access.
