Refer to the following interface:Prescription Refill ServicePRESCRIPTION REFILL SERVICE|XYour name:Date: **-Prescription Refil ServiceDr.Doctors Name:Medicine Name: ProzadProzacClaritanAllegra DSingulairPropeciaViagraPaxilSubmit!**Use MM/DDYYYProvide two examples (screenshots) that in many ways could improve the above orsimilar interface using the principles of direct manipulation. Explain the relevantimprovements as well. (Examples might have different object, labels and organization)

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Provide two examples (screenshots) that in many ways could improve the above or similar interface using the principles of direct manipulation. Explain the relevant improvements as well. (Examples might have different object, labels and organization)

Provide two examples (screenshots) that in many ways could improve the above or similar interface using the principles of direct manipulation. Explain the relevant improvements as well. (Examples might have different object, labels and organization)

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter11: Advanced Inheritance Concepts

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Problem 12PE

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