Here are some graphical user interface (GUI) design applications for wireframes, mockups, web interfaces, Java interfaces, etc. See also: Graphics Applications, Programs, Operating Systems, Software.
Evolus Pencil includes ready made UI components. LibreOffice Draw is fine for wireframes, but not for web page looks. Easel has been shut down. NetBeans IDE and Eclipse IDE are mainly for Java programming language.
Google Draw is too simple, but it's easy to move components. PageEdit for Google Chrome uses CKEditor, but you can't drag components. KompoZer is a fork of NVU and is based on Mozilla Composer, but is not very easy to use. You can use web browsers Amaya and SeaMonkey, but they are not very useful, if you want to control the size and place of web components.
LibreOffice: File, New, Drawing (or XHTML Document). View, Toolbars, Form Controls: More Controls button.
Last modified: January 28th, 2015
Author: Tomi Häsä (tomi.hasa@gmail.com)
URL: http://sites.google.com/site/tomihasa/useful-gui-design-applications