OOP / Pattern: Customizing layout based on environment?

If you design your view(s) in terms of interfaces, you can handle those differences in the implementations. For example, let's assume the labelVisible method is in a view called LabelView . It would have a method labelVisible() and then you might have a KioskLabelView WebLabelView and DesktopLabelView .

The correct view class would be injected based on the environment. Because the differences are subtle, I suspect that most of your view class(es) will be implemented in an abstract implementation with just these subtle details left to the subclass implementation.

This is what the Abstract Factory pattern was made for.

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