[openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: "Jorge G. Mare (a.k.a. Koki)" <koki@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 07:56:04 -0800
Hi,
Thom Holwerda wrote:
On 2/26/07, Thomas Winwood <ketsuban@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What may be best is to put together a team of experienced BeOS/Haiku
developers with decent UI experience to fine tune the UI guidelines
and the look and feel. Maybe some things could be debated, but in
general experienced people just need to make a decision and stick with
it.
I don't know how bloody obvious this question is (if at all) but did Be,
Inc. itself not have a HIG like i.e. Apple and GNOME? I know one was never
published (iirc), but I could poke a few ex-Be engineers or Bernd to see if
something along these lines exist.
There is a Haiku HIG in progress:
http://factory.haiku-os.org/documentation/HIG/
I don't know the scope of it, but perhaps Darkwyrm can shed some light
(I believe it is mostly his work).
Cheers,
Koki
- References:
- [openbeos] (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Thomas Winwood
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Michael Phipps
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Thomas Winwood
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Ryan Leavengood
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Thom Holwerda
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On 2/26/07, Thomas Winwood <ketsuban@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: What may be best is to put together a team of experienced BeOS/Haiku developers with decent UI experience to fine tune the UI guidelines and the look and feel. Maybe some things could be debated, but in general experienced people just need to make a decision and stick with it.
I don't know how bloody obvious this question is (if at all) but did Be, Inc. itself not have a HIG like i.e. Apple and GNOME? I know one was never published (iirc), but I could poke a few ex-Be engineers or Bernd to see if something along these lines exist.
- [openbeos] (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Thomas Winwood
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Michael Phipps
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Thomas Winwood
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Ryan Leavengood
- [openbeos] Re: (G)UI design, round 2 (split from: Patch: Prettifying the default decorator)
- From: Thom Holwerda