KDE Visual Design Group/HIG/Navigation

• Introduction
  • Design Vision and Principles
  • Architecture

• Motion

• Style
  • Color
  • Icons
  • Imagery
  • Typography
  • Writing
    • Wording
    • Capitalization
    • Labels
    • Static text
    • Localization

• Layout
  • Principles
  • Units & measurements
  • Metrics, placement & keylines
  • Alignment
  • Responsive UI

• Navigation
  • Patterns for desktop user interfaces
    • Patterns for a flat content structure
    • Patterns for a 2-deep content structure
    • Patterns for a 3-deep content structure
    • Patterns for n-deep content structures
  • Patterns for phone user interfaces
    • Patterns for a flat content structure
    • Patterns for a 2-deep structure
    • Patterns for a hierarchical structure

• Components
  • Buttons
    • Command Link
    • Push Button
    • Toggle button
  • Check box
  • Combo box
  • Context menu
  • Date and time pickers
  • Dialogs
  • Drop-down
  • Groupbox
  • Line edit
  • List view
  • Loading and Progress
  • Menu Bar
  • Radio buttons
  • Slider
  • Spin box
  • Splitter
  • Status Bar
  • Tabs
  • Table view
  • Text edit
  • Toolbar
  • Tooltips
  • Tree view

• Patterns
  • Images - Guidelines and patterns for displaying images
  • Icons and text - Patterns for consistently showing icons with text
  • Viewing vs Editing - Patterns and guidelines for laying out content that is primarily viewed.
  • Search and Filter - Patterns for exposing search and filter functions
  • Breadcrumbs - Support navigation by a breadcrumb trail, if appropriate
  • Wizard - Patterns for guiding the user through a series of step to accomplish a task
  • Tooltips - Patterns for consistent presentation of information in tooltips.
  • Dual Lists - Apply the dual list pattern for several selections out of a large number of (multiple) items.
  • Slider and Spinbox - Apply the slider and spin box pattern for numeric input with both large changes and precise control.
  • Simple vs, Advanced Settings - Provide setting in both simple as well as advanced configurations for Plasma control modules (KCM) as well as any other KDE software

• Growth & communications

• Usability

• Resources