An human interface Guideline (HIG, English for "“guideline for user interfaces"”) defines the interface between humans and computer. The principles of the software ergonomics are often considered. Such guidelines are e.g. admit of Apple, IBM (CUA), GNOMES, KDE and Java (Swing).

Related links

• Apple human interface Guidelines
• GNOMES human interface Guidelines
• KDE human interface Guidelines
• Windows Vista user Experience Guidelines
• Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines
• Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines: Advanced Topics

See also

• Software ergonomics

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