Especially if you don't want something fancy with a lot of extra features, this is a good option to consider. I think the general layout of tabbed toolbars and their use of icons is an effective way to facilitate the access to a program’s various command features for both mouse navigation used on desktop and touch navigation used on table PCs.FBackup efficiently creates backups of your entire computer with just a few clicks through its streamlined and intuitive interface. I would personally prefer that more software developers would implemented this toolbar layout if they felt it would it granted the user better access to their programs. The Ribbon toolbar layout in Microsoft Office 2007 has allowed me to obtained a superior understanding of how to implement the myriad of features available in the office suite.Ĭontinuing in regards to the aforementioned office suite, many users would complain before about how distracting the colours of the Ribbon toolbar icons were in previous versions of Microsoft Office that use the layout, the ribbon icons in it’s latest version (2013) now use a bland or subdued colour scheme to minimize the disruptive element of the icons. Specifically in regards to Ribbon – the tabbed toolbar layout used in Microsoft Office, I think that the toolbar achieved it’s purpose to persuade and facilitate users to take better advantage of the many of features that have been around in previous iterations of the office suite, that were, in my opinion, less-intuitive to navigate through using the former drop-down menu layout.

It’s much better that GNOMES HIGs user interface layout used throughout GNU software. I personally think that the tabbed toolbar user interface section in programs is the Bee’s Knees, I thought I would add mine own thoughts regarding the toolbar as well. I wasn’t going to post this comment about Ribbon because this article is in generalĪbout the fbackup back-up software, but seeing as others have added their opinions

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