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1. You can view your new application by navigating your browser to [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000).
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## <aname="_Toc395783181"></a>Build a user interface
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Now let’s build the user interface so that a user can interact with the application. The Express application we created in the previous sections uses **Jade** as the view engine.
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1. The **layout.jade** file in the **views** directory is used as a global template for other **.jade** files. In this step you will modify it to use Twitter Bootstrap, which is a toolkit used to design a website.
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