The interface is the most direct layer through which software interacts with users, and its quality determines the user's first impression of the software. Moreover, a well-designed interface can guide users to complete corresponding operations on their own, serving as a guide. At the same time, an interface is like a person's face, having the direct advantage of attracting users. A reasonably designed interface can give users a sense of ease, pleasure, and success. Conversely, due to the failure of interface design, users may feel frustrated, and even the most practical and powerful functions may be lost due to users' fear and abandonment. Currently, the importance of interface design has not been fully recognized by software designers. It wasn't until the recent rise of web page creation that it began to attract experts' attention. Furthermore, designing a good interface often requires artistic talent, which sometimes leads to rejection.