You are building a user interface for a content management system that needs to display various types of content $-$ text, images, videos, and widgets. Each content type has its own UI representation and behavior.Challenge:Instead of hardcoding the creation of specific UI elements within your application logic, you want to implement a flexible and extensible approach. you want to achieve the following:$1.$ Dynamically generate different UI elements based on the type of content$\mathrm{.}2.$ Allow for easy addition and customization of new content types without modifying existing code$\mathrm{.}3.$ Decouple the content representation from the applicatin logic for improved maintainability and testability.Based on those challenges: What is the chosen design pattern, and how would you use it to handle different $1.$ Dynamically generate different UI elements based on the type of content$\mathrm{.}2.$ Allow for easy addition and customization of new content types without modifying existing code$\mathrm{.}3.$ Decouple the content representation from the application logic for improved maintainability and testability.Based on those challenges: What is the chosen design pattern, and how would you use it to handle different content types? Describe your implementation. Should you create concrete classes for each content type or utilize a more generic approach? What information would your solution need to retrieve and how would it be passed to the appropriate content creator? How can you ensure consistency and proper UI behavior across different content types?