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Admin a écrit:Bonjour,

Tout le monde copie sur tout le monde dans le but de faire mieux que ce qui existe déjà :
- UNE innovation : les fenêtres avec menus et bouton
- A partir de là on a inventer les barres d'outils, pour aller plus vide que les menus déroulant
- Puis Lotus eSuite a eu l'idée de mixer les deux pour faire une barre d'outils avec onglet
- L'idée a même été reprise par Macromedia (ex-éditeur de Dreamweaver)
-
Et Microsoft a repris cette idée en lui donnant un air plus neuf et en
réussissant à en faire un standard : maintenant, Office possède un
ruban, le poste de travail de Windows 8 aussi, SoftwareZator également,
et autre. Et pourquoi? Parce que c'est ergonomique, rapide, que les
utilisateurs aiment ce genre de menus, et que comme ils l'ont tous déjà
vu au moins une fois, on a plus peur de l'implanter dans les programmes
extérieurs à Microsoft (d'autant plus qu'ils autorisent à reproduire
exactement le même à l'identique).

Bref, tout ça pour dire que l'inspiration fait partie de la qualité d'un produit
l'interface de SoftwareZator, par exemple, est inspiré de Office et de
Visual Studio (pour les panneaux déplaçables). Enfin, les fenêtres avec
Aero, je ne fais qu'appliquer les normes d'aujourd'hui.

Code:


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