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> the big companies that have great UIs aren't sharing them with anyone. Here are some "big companies" https://sciter.com/#customers https://sciter.com/#custom
by c-smile 7y ago
> the big companies that have great UIs aren't sharing them with anyone.
Here are some "big companies" https://sciter.com/#customers https://sciter.com/#customers and the library they use for their UIs.
- 13415 7y agoIMHO, only Evernote stands out in this list. Most of the other companies seem to have trivial user interfaces requirements. The GUI for an antivirus product could be built with just about any framework.
- c-smile 7y ago"The GUI for an antivirus product could be built with just about any framework" Not "any" as Section 508 is mandatory for example. That really limits your options to Qt and Sciter from that list (if to consider style of their UI). Qt is too large for them and not that convenient as they need. Yet DirectX (hardware accelerated) rendering is the must for high-DPI support. And check this: https://sciter.com/from-skeuomorph-to-flat-ui-evolution-of-one-application/ https://sciter.com/from-skeuomorph-to-flat-ui-evolution-of-o... . That is about 12 years of one application that is transitioned from Skeumorphism to Metro style UI without changing native code of UI.