Hello! Recently, I was asked to do a project using Arduino and then connect it to a graphical interface for interaction. I am completely new to Arduino and do not think I will use it in the future, so I did not want to buy one and started the project in a simulator. However, now I cannot find any information on how to connect a GUI to the project if I'm using a simulator. Is it impossible or do you know any solutions? 
I would be very grateful for your answers.
I would start with Arduino Cloud as was mentioned. You can also create a GUI in Microsoft Visual Studio using a form in C++ or Visual Basic. There are plenty of code examples out there and there are free versions of Visual Studio out there. I have used VS 2017 to create GUIs. Especially if all you want to do is serial communication (wired).
Ron
Thank you very much! Will see what i can do with this.
Thank you, Ron! I appreciate your help.
I did not know this. I would use Ron's first. You will have better control of your device.
No problem. Here is an example of a basic form I made in VS 2017.
All I am doing is turning On and Off several digital output pins and using some scroll bars to control PWM out of Pins 9, 10 and 11 of either an Arduino Uno R3 or an Arduino Mega. The Arduino really matters not as it could be any other uC depending on the code.
I used VB since I am not a programmer type and If I had to program to eat I would have starved to death years ago. 
My career was electrical engineering. Retired a decade ago but try to stay abreast so my brain does not turn to mush or oatmeal.
Ron
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