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Human User Interface guidelines are a list of rules that applications should adhere to, in order to share a common look and feel with other applications in a particular desktop environment.

If all applications look, feel and behave in a similar manner across a desktop environment, a user can transfer skills learned in one application to another. This will make the user more efficiant, and make learning to use new programs easier.


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External Links:

  • [1] GNOME Human Interface Guidelines
  • [2] KDE User Interface Guidelines
  • [3] Apple Human Interface Guidelines
  • [4] Windows XP - Guidelines for Applications


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