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The Gradio documentation page “interface” covers various aspects of creating user interfaces using Gradio, a Python library for building simple, customizable, and interactive web applications.

Title and Tagline

The page begins with the title “Interface” and tagline “Render native-looking interfaces for your Gradio app”.

Overview

The documentation provides an overview of how Gradio can help simplify the process of building user interfaces using Gradio’s renderables, which include:

1. Inputs: Render input elements, such as text, dropdowns, checkboxes, and more.
2. Output: Render output elements, like text, images, audios, videos, PDFs, or even entire websites.
3. Blocks: Compose complex layouts by combining renderables horizontally (side-by-side) or vertically (stacks).
4. Lines: Separate components with horizontal or vertical lines, helping organize the user interface.

Rendering

Gradio supports rendering the created interface with various backends, including:

1. Local: Render the interface in a local webpage.
2. Share URL: Generate a shareable URL that others can access.

Deploying Containerized

To deploy the created interface to the cloud or any Linux environment, Gradio offers containerization capabilities using Docker.

Recreating Components with code

The documentation provides a brief example of recreating some of the components using code snippets.

Get Help

At the bottom of the page, there is a “GET HELP” section with instructions on how to seek assistance from the Gradio community or support team.

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