# Overview

Pixquare design principle is simple: Only show what's absolutely needed and only at the right time and right place. The result is a very clean and intuitive user interface. We will truly feel like the UI is assisting us to create beautiful pixel art instead of fighting against us.

### Interface

Let's familiarize ourselves with the basic structure of Pixquare UI to know where things are.

[Read more >](/interface-and-gestures/interface.md)

### Gestures and quick actions

Pixquare utilizes the touch screen to enable us to use gestures and quick actions to perform many operations faster than the traditional tap-n-click approach.

[Read more >](/interface-and-gestures/gestures-and-quick-actions.md)

### Keyboard shortcuts

When a keyboard is connected, it opens up even more utility for shortcuts. So let's dive in and see all the supported shortcuts of Pixquare.

[Read more >](/interface-and-gestures/keyboard-shortcuts.md)


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