The PTD interface is broken into three primary areas. These areas are the script manager area, the script editor area, and the output area.

The script manager area consists of:

1. Suite Viewer - Used to organize and execute groups of scripts as suites or testcases
2. Declarations Viewer and Editor - Used to view and edit Window Declarations
3. Function Viewer - Displays a list of built-in Phantom functions

The script editor (4) consists of any number of tabs with open scripts. The script editor works with the Declarations Viewer and Function Viewer to support drag-and-drop functionality. This allows functions and declarations to be added to a script by simply clicking the item and dragging it to the script.

The output area can have several different types of windows:

5. The Console - Used for real-time Phantom commanding
6. Remote Execution Manager - Used to manage remotely executed scripts
7. Script or Suite Output - Displays output from a script or suite (9) run
8. The Debugger - Used for debugging scripts

Note that only the Console appears when PTD is first opened. The rest may appear depending what actions are performed in PTD (for example, debugging a script will open the debugger, and running a script will open an output window).

Additionally, many menu selections (10) are available to access the functionality of PTD. For a list of menus, see the Menus section.

An image of the main PTD interface with the major components labeled is below.