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In this paper, an approach to specify interactive systems by modeling user actions and domain knowledge is presented. It is shown how Description Logics can be used to formally deduce action concepts at system development time when only incomplete conceptual descriptions of manipulated domain objects are known. We will discuss how types of parameters and values of application functions will be constrained by concepts for user actions which are either automatically derived or interactively selected by the UI designer.

Reasoning about domain knowledge and user actions for interactive systems development