In this class we will understand user interface of revit 

Here is a comprehensive outline of the Revit user interface:

I. Ribbon

– Tabs: Organized by task, such as “Architecture”, “Structure”, and “Systems”
– Panels: Grouped by function, such as “Create”, “Modify”, and “View”
– Buttons: Access to various tools and commands

II. Navigation Bar

– Quick Access Toolbar: Frequently used tools and commands
– Navigation: Switch between views, sheets, and schedules
– Zoom: Control zoom levels

III. Drawing Area

– View Window: Display of the current view or sheet
– Viewport: Display of multiple views or sheets

IV. Properties Palette

– Element Properties: Display and edit element properties
– Type Properties: Display and edit type properties
– Instance Properties: Display and edit instance properties

V. Project Browser

– Views: Organized list of views, including floor plans, elevations, and sections
– Sheets: Organized list of sheets
– Schedules: Organized list of schedules
– Families: Organized list of families

VI. System Browser

– Worksets: Organized list of worksets
– Levels: Organized list of levels
– Grids: Organized list of grids

VII. Status Bar

– Progress Bar: Displays progress of tasks and operations
– Coordinates: Displays coordinates of the cursor
– Selection: Displays information about selected elements

VIII. Contextual Tab

– Contextual Tools: Display of tools and commands specific to the selected element or context

IX. Info Center

– Help: Access to Revit help resources
– What’s New: Information about new features and updates
– Tutorials: Access to Revit tutorials and training resources