Re: GUI Standards document?
I have been asked to create a GUI standards document for our development
team...
Anybody have any ideas where I could find something in the public domain, or
even a commercial document along the lines of the MMoS or Sun's Read Me
First! that would give me a leg up on this?
The gold standard for interface documentation is Apple Computer's
Macintosh Human User Interface Guidelines. There is a badly
out-of-date print version for sale at Amazon.com (and elsewhere) but
the User Experience section at developer.apple.com has everything you
could possibly need:
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/UserExperience/index.html
Don't worry about using Apple's documentation if you're working on a
Windows product. As you said, you're just looking for ideas...and
anyway, just about every important interface feature of Mac OS X is
going to be in Microsoft Vista, from what I've seen of the late public
Vista beta.
- bc
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