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1 Excellent User Interface Design Guidelines
Posted User Interfaces, interaction design on Friday, April 6th, 2007.

Powerful and Simple

Common Controls

How to Design a Great User Experience

All excellent links from Microsoft’s area on designing apps for vista. In fact – they are just good UI Design guidelines. I have long said that MS spends the most $ on user experience studies, research and has the biggest user base in the world – so follow their guidelines !

-Chris

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