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# 3.4 User Interface

Figures 8, 9, and 10 illustrate the user interface for each type of ontology miner. For the Builder and Validator, the mining work will be done on a mobile device and will incorporate universal design principles. For the Architect, a desktop UI will be used due to the complexity of the work involved, which requires substantially more research and design.

![Figure 8: Mobile App User Interface example for the Builder (For Illustration purposes only)](/files/cMUI5ZYq3gDWwCqeK7Yf)

![Figure 9: Mobile App User Interface example for the Validator (for illustration purposes only)](/files/mgipiayWN1Rrby9keJRl)

![Figure 10: Computer User Interface example for the Architect (MVP Illustration for illustration purposes only)](/files/9pHQ1mYCdEWTJc9DL4wP)


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