Standard Widgets Library

Flint offers an extensive library of ready-to-use widgets that can be effortlessly customized through intuitive property settings. With easy drag-and-drop functionality, you can design user interfaces without the need for specialized design skills

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Flexible Standard Widget Toolkit for Embedded UI Design

A powerful UI design tool depends on the flexibility of its user interface widgets, and Flint excels in this area. Featuring a rich collection of ready-to-use widgets, Flint allows developers to effortlessly create everything from basic buttons and analog clocks to complex graph visualizations. The Standard Widget Toolkit is tailored for diverse applications, offering specialized widgets for automotive GUIs—such as turn indicators, dial gauges, and fuel or temperature meters - available right out of the box. To enhance user engagement, Flint includes interactive components like carousels, swipe buttons, and pop-ups, along with structural widgets such as Fixed Views, Scroll Views, and List Views to organize and present content effectively. Recognizing the need for customized UX, Flint enables designers to build their own widgets, unlocking endless possibilities for innovative UI interactions and personalized embedded interface designs.

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The Fixed View Widget is a container widget in Flint that can contains multiple child widgets and manages them efficiently through width, height, position etc., It is used to place one or more widgets and position them on the screen according to our requirements.

The Edit Box widget is primarily used to facilitate text input through an on-screen keyboard. When the OSK is enabled, any text entered via the keyboard is displayed within the Edit Box.

The progress bar widget is used to show the progress of a task. For instance, it is preferable to let the user see the download or upload progress when uploading or downloading something from the internet. Flint supports both horizontal and vertical progress bars widgets.

The Dial widget is a circular value input control used to indicate the current value of a metric on a specified range using a pointer or needle. For eg: a Speedometer, which comes with an indicator or pointer to mark the position of the key metric value in a given range.

Graph Widget enables developers to visualize real-time and historical data through customizable line charts, bar graphs, and range graphs.

A push button widget allows users to interact with an application by clicking or pressing it. It is a user interface component designed to respond to user input and trigger a specific action or function when activated.

Labels widget is an input element which holds the alphanumeric data. It enables the user to enter text information. Flint supports Text Overflow feature that includes Clip, Marquee, Ellipsis and Text Rotation.