Views and Controllers in Web Development

In web development, Views and Controllers are core components of the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture. Here's a breakdown:

🧩 What is a View?

• Purpose: Responsible for rendering the user interface (UI)
• Key Features:
  • Displays data from the model
  • Handles user interactions (e.g., forms, buttons)
  • Uses templates for consistent layouts
• 

  View_Template_Example

🧠 What is a Controller?

• Purpose: Acts as an intermediary between the model and view
• Key Features:
  • Processes user input (e.g., HTTP requests)
  • Invokes model methods to fetch or update data
  • Redirects to appropriate views based on logic
• 

  Controller_Request_Handler

📚 Related Resources

• Project Overview for deeper understanding of MVC patterns
• Routing Basics to explore how requests are mapped to controllers

For visual learners, check out our MVC Architecture Diagram to see how views, controllers, and models interact!