Java
Look and Feel Design Guidelines: Advanced Topics provides advanced
guidelines for user interfaces based on the JavaFoundation Classes (JFC)
with the Java look and feel. This book is augments the award-winning
Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines, Second Edition.
Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines: Advanced Topics describes how to:
- Choose the right type of window for each user task.
- Organize menus logically, especially in applications with multiple windows.
- Enable users to view, search, and work with large sets of objects.
- Make your application easier to learn by reusing patterns of JFC components.
- Make your application seem faster to users even when you cannot increase its actual speed.
- Design wizards that are efficient for new and experienced users.
- Display alarms in applications that manage or monitor systems, such as networks or large computer systems.
Created by a team of user interface experts at Sun Microsystems, Inc.,
this timely book provides many useful guidelines for improving
consistency and efficiency in applications that use
the Java look and feel. By following these powerful
guidelines, you can create Java applications with the flexibility,
visual appeal, and consistency you need.
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