Our task was to create a new interface to match with iScala’s complex functionality. It had to allow for further enhancement and several language support (including those written from right to left). And finally, it needed to be easily accepted by users of previous versions, readily convertable into code and closely compatible with the Windows environment.

We standardized all interface elemets and developed two skins: Standard and Original.

Standard skin is designed in line with Windows NT

Original skin makes iScala stand out from the rest