GNOME Human Interface Guidelines

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The GNOME Human Interface Guidelines are a set of design principles and recommendations that guide the look, feel, and behavior of applications in the GNOME desktop environment to ensure consistency and usability.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf GNOME project documentation
human–computer interaction guideline
software design guideline
usability guideline
alsoKnownAs GNOME HIG NERFINISHED
appliesTo GNOME applications
GNOME desktop environment NERFINISHED
GTK applications
goal ensure consistency across GNOME applications
improve usability of GNOME software
promote coherent look and feel in GNOME
provide guidance for application developers
support accessibility best practices
hasVersion GNOME 2 HIG NERFINISHED
GNOME 3 HIG NERFINISHED
GNOME 40+ HIG NERFINISHED
influencedBy general human interface guidelines
influences design of GNOME core applications
language English
license free documentation license
maintainedBy GNOME Design team NERFINISHED
GNOME community NERFINISHED
medium online documentation
partOf GNOME design ecosystem
publisher GNOME Project NERFINISHED
recommends appropriate use of icons
clear and simple language in UI text
consistent layout and spacing
consistent use of dialogs
keyboard accessibility
proper error message design
responsive window behavior
standard GNOME shortcuts
status feedback to users
support for assistive technologies
support for localization
support for right-to-left languages
use of GNOME color guidelines
use of GNOME typography guidelines
use of GNOME widgets and controls
topic accessibility
desktop integration
interaction design
usability
user interface design
visual design
url https://developer.gnome.org/hig/
usedBy GNOME Shell extension developers
GNOME application developers
GTK application designers

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GNOME Core Applications userInterface GNOME Human Interface Guidelines
GNOME Panel (by GNOME Shell in GNOME 3) follows GNOME Human Interface Guidelines
subject surface form: GNOME Panel
GNOME Web targetUserInterface GNOME Human Interface Guidelines