GUI Frameworks

GUI (Graphical User Interface) frameworks are software tools that help developers create visual interfaces for applications, such as buttons, menus, windows, and icons. They provide pre-built components and functions that make it easier to design user-friendly and interactive programs without having to code each element from scratch. Think of them as the foundation and toolkit for building software’s visual part—allowing users to interact with digital systems intuitively through graphical elements. Popular examples include Qt, GTK, and JavaFX, which streamline the process of developing, maintaining, and enhancing graphical applications across different platforms.