<transcript><audio_162>in a very organized way without being able to get into the rest of the code so there are three pretty tight parameters and I'm going to show you how um the Commerce guys platform um actually fulfills that so really briefly this is</transcript><transcript><audio_163>the overview of the interface I'm making a branch of my code uh the way Commerce platform works is that you take your master Repository um and that's an entire running website and you Branch it and it branches not just the code but like the entire stack</transcript><caption><image_164>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from the website Branch1. The webpage is titled "Branch1" and it appears to be a user interface for a website. The top of the page has a black header with the website's logo and a search bar. Below the header, there is a section titled "Environments" with a list of different sections. 

On the left side of the screen, there are two tabs - "Environment" and "Environment". On the right side, there has a menu bar with options such as "Support", "Support" and a "Help" button. Below that, there appears to have a search icon and a button that says "Help".

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On the left side of the page, there are several options for the user to choose from. On the top left corner, there has a search bar and a menu bar with options such as "Home", "About", "Settings", and "About". On the right side, it has a button that says "Support".

At the bottom of the screen, there appears to be a pop-up window with a black background and white text. The window has a white header with the word "Feature" written in bold, black font. There is also a text field where the user can enter their username and password.

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