Interface Requirements are a set of user-specified criteria that must be fulfilled for a successful development and implementation of an interface. Interface Requirements are essential for a software project as they define the details of how the software will interact with the user, other applications, and the system as a whole. Types of Interface Requirements include: — User Interface RequirementsAirsRs): These define the elements of the user interface, such as labels, menus, and buttons, as well as the behavior of the interface, such as navigation and user feedback. — System Interface RequirementsSirsRs): These define the interface between the software and a system, such as the operating system, hardware, or other applications. — Data Interface RequirementsDiesRs): These define the interface between the software and the data, such as the format and structure of the data, as well as the way in which data is retrieved and stored. — External Interface RequirementsAirsRs): These define the interface between the software and external systems, such as web services and databases.