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Hello everyone! I'm a trainee and I've been given a small development project for the first time, which is to make a display for an industrial control device. I don't need to design the interface myself, I just need to draw out the general layout of each interface, and I have arranged for someone from another department to design the colour scheme, but of course they are not specialised UI designers, they are just good at PS. What I want to ask is whether there are any good tools that can be used to layout the UI, before using Microsoft Vision to draw out the interface effect is too brown, the master is very dissatisfied, the drawing board function is also too little, is to think of what you seniors in the interface layout tools worth recommending a use.
 

Hello,

on Windows OS you can try "Windows Forms" from .NET framework. Just install free "Visual Studio" from Microsoft and C# and tools for .NET framework.
After installation you should be able to make project of type "Windows Forms Application" (C#) and you can visually add various graphical components to it.

BTW: there are also diffrent types of frameworks in .NET (and Visual Studio) for creating graphical UIs, but I think this one I mentioned is simplest.

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You have not provided any information about the target/application environment. But, tools such as QT Designer (and others) can be downloaded for free and can be compiled to source code to work with various C compilers, python, etc. languages on various platforms (windows, *NIX, embedded). Is this what you are looking for?
 

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You have not provided any information about the target/application environment. But, tools such as QT Designer (and others) can be downloaded for free and can be compiled to source code to work with various C compilers, python, etc. languages on various platforms (windows, *NIX, embedded). Is this what you are looking for?
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Yes, I am starting to prepare to use qt
 

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