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GNOME's HIG Is Being Updated

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 23 July 2015 at 01:35 PM EDT. Add A Comment

The GNOME 3 Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) are turning a year old and are in the process of being updated.

Allan Day has been working on the first major update to the GNOME 3 Human Interface Guidelines, based on the direction of GNOME over the past year.

Besides new content, the GNOME 3 HIG update will feature better navigation, a better overview will be provided, and there's now links to the relevant GTK+ API documentation.

Those interested in the GNOME 3 HIG update can find out more information from Allan Day's blog on GNOME.org.

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