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=== The designer's view ===

From the user interface designer's perspective, an interaction technique is a well-defined solution to a specific [[user interface design]] problem. Interaction techniques as conceptual ideas can be refined, extended, modified and combined. For example, [[contextual menu|contextual menus]] are a solution to the problem of rapidly selecting commands. [[Pie menus]] are a radial variant of [[contextual menu|contextual menus]]. [[Marking menu]]s combine pie menus with [[Mouse_gesture|gesturesgesture recognition]].

=== Level of granularity ===