Adaptive Interfaces
What is Adaptive Interfaces?
Adaptive Interfaces are AI-powered interfaces that learn from your behavior and automatically rearrange themselves to match how you actually work. Instead of forcing everyone into the same layout, these interfaces observe which features you use most and bring them to the forefront while hiding rarely-used options. It's ideal for complex tools with many features, power users who develop specific workflows, or apps where different users need different things front and center. Think of how Netflix reorganizes its homepage based on what you watch, or how your phone keyboard learns your typing patterns and suggests words you use frequently.
Example: Netflix Adaptive Interface

Personalizes homepage layout, content recommendations, and viewing options based on user behavior, history, and preferences.
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