Difference between revisions of "GUI design"
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| − | When working on lazarus, certain design guidelines need to be taken into consideration. To prevent a diversity of styles and ensure the clarity of dialogs. | + | When working on lazarus, certain design guidelines need to be taken into consideration. To prevent a diversity of styles and ensure the clarity of dialogs. This article tries to summarize these guidelines to help you designing. There is also a buch of screenshots, artwork and dialog information available. |
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Overview
When working on lazarus, certain design guidelines need to be taken into consideration. To prevent a diversity of styles and ensure the clarity of dialogs. This article tries to summarize these guidelines to help you designing. There is also a buch of screenshots, artwork and dialog information available.
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What you need to keep in mind is the cross-platform nature of Lazarus. If you make all the changes you suggest, the text on the buttons won't be visible in most standard GTK+ themes, or there will be other problems. I fully support the idea of some tweaks like this, but it should be tested in Linux, Win32 and even in MAC (you guys are running it in MAC already, right?) before it's committed. -Tony Maro
- That's the only way to do it ;). I have patches of the different dialogs and I would encourage people to test them and post screenshots here. - Darius
