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## The `Element` Trait Revisited
As discussed in [Concepts: Widget Model](../concepts/widget-model.md), the `Element` trait is the contract for anything that can be rendered.
As discussed in [Concepts: Widget Model](/docs/concepts/widget-model), the `Element` trait is the contract for anything that can be rendered.
```rust
pub trait Element: Send + Sync {
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## 1. Project Setup (Review)
Ensure you have a new Rust project set up and `osui` added to your `Cargo.toml`. Refer to the [Getting Started](../intro/getting-started.md) guide if you haven't done this already.
Ensure you have a new Rust project set up and `osui` added to your `Cargo.toml`. Refer to the [Getting Started](/docs/) guide if you haven't done this already.
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* Whenever `count` is marked as changed, the `DynWidget` associated with that `Div` automatically rebuilds its content and triggers a re-render in the next frame. This is why the number updates in the UI.
4. **`rsx!` Macro**:
* The `rsx!` macro provides a declarative way to define your UI tree. It creates a hierarchy of `Widget`s, each potentially containing an `Element` and various `Component`s.
* `Paginator`, `FlexRow`, `FlexCol`, `Div`, `Heading`, `Input` are built-in [elements](../reference/elements/index.md) that define structure and appearance.
* `@Transform` and `@Style` are [components](../reference/style.md) that attach layout and visual properties to elements.
* `@Handler` is a [component](../reference/extensions.md) that allows a widget to listen for specific events (here, `crossterm::event::Event`).
* `@Focused` and `@AlwaysFocused` are [components](../reference/extensions/focus.md) from `RelativeFocusExtension` that manage input focus.
* `Paginator`, `FlexRow`, `FlexCol`, `Div`, `Heading`, `Input` are built-in [elements](/docs/reference/elements) that define structure and appearance.
* `@Transform` and `@Style` are [components](/docs/reference/style) that attach layout and visual properties to elements.
* `@Handler` is a [component](/docs/reference/extensions) that allows a widget to listen for specific events (here, `crossterm::event::Event`).
* `@Focused` and `@AlwaysFocused` are [components](/docs/reference/extensions/focus) from `RelativeFocusExtension` that manage input focus.
5. **`screen.run()`**: This method starts the main application loop. It continuously:
* Renders all widgets.
* Processes events from extensions.