Abstract: This disclosure provides various embodiments for generating reports relating to UI models' compliance with a set of UI style guide rules. A digital UI model is parsed to determine whether a user interface, in a plurality of user interfaces within a software environment, satisfies at least one UI style guide rule in a plurality of UI style guide rules associated with the software environment. The digital UI model defines a plurality of attributes of the user interface. At least one statistical measure is calculated relating to compliance with UI style guide rules. The calculation of the statistical measure is based at least in part on the determination of whether the user interface satisfies the at least one UI style guide rule. A report is then generated identifying the at least one statistical measure, the report configured for presentation on a user interface of a computing device.

Abstract: This disclosure provides various embodiments for checking user interfaces' compliance with user style guide rules in connection with a UI development tool. A particular digital UI model is identified in a plurality of digital UI models, each UI model representing attributes of a corresponding software application user interface in a plurality of user interfaces available for access by a UI development tool adapted to modify attributes of user interfaces in the plurality of user interfaces. The particular UI model represents attributes of a particular user interface accessed by the UI development tool. The particular UI model is parsed to determine that at least one attribute of the particular user interface violates at least one UI style guide rule. Results are presented in a user interface of the UI development tool, the presentation indicating that the particular attribute of the particular user interface violates the UI style guide rule.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are representative embodiments of tools and techniques for displaying one or more task tracking controls to indicate respective progress statuses, urgency stages, and due dates for respective of one or more listed tasks of a procedure. According to one exemplary technique, a task list is received by a software. The task list including a listed task. In addition, a determination is made that the listed task is in an incomplete status. Also, an urgency stage is determined for the listed task. The listed task is associated with a due date for the listed task. Based on the determination that the listed task is in an incomplete status, a task tracking control is output for display. The task tracking control indicating the incomplete status of the listed task includes a visual indication of the due date and a visual indication of the urgency stage for the listed task.

Abstract: This disclosure provides various embodiments for checking user interfaces' compliance with a set of user style guide rules. At least one particular digital UI model is identified in a plurality of digital UI models, each UI model identifying attributes of at least one user interface in a plurality of user interfaces, wherein the particular digital UI model represents attributes of a particular user interface in the plurality of user interfaces. The particular UI model is parsed to determine whether the attributes of the particular user interface satisfy a particular user interface style guide rule in a plurality of user interface style guide rules. Result data is generated identifying whether the at least one particular UI model satisfies the particular user interface style guide rule.

Abstract: This disclosure provides various embodiments for generating reports relating to UI models' compliance with a set of UI style guide rules. A digital UI model is parsed to determine whether a user interface, in a plurality of user interfaces within a software environment, satisfies at least one UI style guide rule in a plurality of UI style guide rules associated with the software environment. The digital UI model defines a plurality of attributes of the user interface. At least one statistical measure is calculated relating to compliance with UI style guide rules. The calculation of the statistical measure is based at least in part on the determination of whether the user interface satisfies the at least one UI style guide rule. A report is then generated identifying the at least one statistical measure, the report configured for presentation on a user interface of a computing device.

Abstract: This disclosure provides various embodiments for checking user interfaces' compliance with user style guide rules in connection with a UI development tool. A particular digital UI model is identified in a plurality of digital UI models, each UI model representing attributes of a corresponding software application user interface in a plurality of user interfaces available for access by a UI development tool adapted to modify attributes of user interfaces in the plurality of user interfaces. The particular UI model represents attributes of a particular user interface accessed by the UI development tool. The particular UI model is parsed to determine that at least one attribute of the particular user interface violates at least one UI style guide rule. Results are presented in a user interface of the UI development tool, the presentation indicating that the particular attribute of the particular user interface violates the UI style guide rule.

Abstract: This disclosure provides various embodiments for forecasting the effect of a proposed change to a set of UI style guide rules. At least one proposed UI style guide rule is identified, the proposed UI style guide rule applying to at least one user interface for use in connection with at least one software application. The user interface has an associated digital UI model representing attributes of the user interface. The UI model associated with the user interface is parsed to determine whether attributes of the user interface would violate the at least one proposed UI style guide rule. Result data can be sent identifying whether the at least one particular user interface would violate the at least one proposed user interface style guide rule.