July 31, 2003

User Interface Library

Gabe Zentall has published a user interface library, which provides controls and elements for use in prototype design. It covers Windows, OS X, and Palm. To quote:

After years of creating paper prototypes and user interface schematics, Gabe began to assemble a library of commonly-used interface elements. This eliminates the need to re-create buttons, menus, windows, or fields from scratch. These interface elements mimic real, platform-specific interface standards in order to communicate a level of detail that most schematics lack. This, he found, made it easier for clients and test subjects alike to feel comfortable with designs in progress.
Gabe has now made this library available here and encourages those who are software or web designers to download, use, and expand this set of interface controls and windows.

[Thanks to reloade.]

Posted by jamesr on July 31, 2003 03:53 PM
Categories: Interface design

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