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<snip> Nathan said: User interface design is such a broad topic. But database design often provides the best basis for UI navigation. For example, links between database tables often provide the best basis for links between HTML forms. </snip> Maybe more of what I am looking for is a template to fit multiple modules into. Kind of like a controller program that allows new applications to be added and taken away. Essentially a main application that controls applications and allows a navigational piece to get from one application to another. I am trying to see if somebody has architecture like what I described above, and I would like to know if there are any gotcha's or problems other than it is incredibly hard to make it extensible;-) Aaron Bartell
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