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Right to left

When designing a 'Right to left' interface, you're catering to languages that are read in this direction, such as Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian. This requires a flipped design paradigm in comparison to the typical 'Left to right' approach.

Think about the user's navigation patterns and how menu items, icons, and even text direction will change. Mirror elements that are conventionally placed on the right to the left, and vice versa, ensuring a natural reading and interaction flow for right-to-left users.

Don't forget to consider visual hierarchy and readability. Adjust text alignment, positioning of images, and directional cues to align with right-to-left reading patterns while maintaining a balanced and intuitive design.

Incorporating a UI for right-to-left languages isn't just about flipping text; it’s about providing a seamless experience by mirroring navigation, icons, and layouts to respect cultural norms.