QDockingWindow

For an advanced user interface experience you use the QDockingWindow. It's similar to the way Microsoft presents the toolwindows in Visual Studio, but we have added some special features. More about the QDockingWindow here. 

QRibbon

Bring the famous Ribbon control to your application with QRibbon. Because the QRibbon uses QComposite to display it's layout, you can fully customize the layout of the Ribbon. More about the QRibbon here. 

QExplorerBar

The QExplorerBar enables you to present the user a selection of commands, grouped the way you like it. It's an implementation of the Windows Explorer Bar and you can fully customize the appearance like borders, backgrounds and gradients and images of the QExplorerBar. More about the QExplorerBar here. 

QPanel

A relatively simple panel control, but with some great features, is the QPanel. You can decide what color the border is and which borders should be visible. You can set the background color to a gradient or just a solid color. Besides that you can render a caption on every side of the QPanel. More about the QPanel here. 

QMainMenu

For presenting a main menu on your application form, in a customized appearance, you use the QMainMenu. You can set the background of the menu or menuitems to gradients. You can customize the borders and margins. More about the QMainMenu here. 

QMarkupLabel

To create formatted text, via a subset of HTML, you use the QMarkupLabel. You can specify formatted text with the help of QMarkupText. Of course this Control can be highly customized. You can even define your own tags. More about the QMarkupLabel here. 

 QProgressBar

To display a progressbar with custom colors in both directions put a QProgressBar on your window. This control can be used on any form and of course on the QStatusBar. More about the QProgressbar here. 

QComposite

To do nice and special things with your GUI you use the QComposite control. It allows you to display menu-items, texts, groups, images, icons, controls, etc. in various directions and flows. You can think of QComposite as a sort of HTML, however without the language. More about the QComposite here.

QTabControl

To present an advance tab-based UI you use QTabControl. This control has unique features. You can dock tabs to the top, left, right or bottom, so you can have tabs all around and you can drag and drop them as you like. It is possible to design your own Tabs with the QShape Designer. You can fully customize the appearance like borders, backgrounds and gradients and images of the QTabControl. More about the QTabControl here.

QInputBox

The base control for QTextBox, QComboBox and QNumericUpDown is the QInputBox. It contains all the functionality of those three controls. You can change the shapes, colors, borders, buttons, etc. This control enables you to have real translucent Textboxes. More about the QInputBox here. 

QToolBar

The way to present your program items on your Form is to use a QToolbar. It is possible to drag and drop the items where you want. You can fully customize the appearance like borders, backgrounds and gradients of the QToolBar. More about the QToolbar here.

QStatusBar

To have a fully customizable statusbar on your program you use the QStatusBar. It can work in combination with QProgressBar or other controls. You can alter the gradients and borders. More about the QStatusBar here.

QContextMenu

Custom designable context menu's you create with the QContextMenu control. You can modify the colors, paddings, masks, etc. to create the right QContextMenu for your application. More about the QContextmenu here. 

QTranslucentWindow

Create neat splashscreens and other popupwindows with a translucent, semi-transparent, image very easily with the QTranslucentWindow control. You just create a new instance of QTranslucentWindow and set the BackgroundImage. More about the QTranslucentWindow here. 

QBalloon

Create your toolTips and custom balloon Windows with QBalloon. You can attach them to Controls or show from code where you want. It is possible to design your own balloons with a QShape. You can specify formatted text with the help of QMarkupText. More about the QBalloon here.