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 Long story short, JUCE is a library which solves many common problems a developer might face during the creation of any kind of application. It hides away a lot of complexity, which normally is not very fun to work with. This includes cross platform window creation, file I/O, networking and so on. JUCE also comes with a collection of user interface widgets, such as buttons, combo boxes, menus, tabbed views and many more. A complete list can be found in the [JUCE documentation](https://docs.juce.com/master/index.html#tag_gui). `Components` as they are called in JUCE form the basis of all user interaction in a JUCE application. The appearance is easily customizable. If the ones provided by JUCE don't fit your needs you can also create your own, just create subclass from the `[juce::Component](https://docs.juce.com/master/classComponent.html)` you want to customize and of you go.
 
+### Graphics
+
+- Easy to use UI components
+  - [Label](https://docs.juce.com/master/classLabel.html)
+  - Buttons ([Text](https://docs.juce.com/master/classTextButton.html), [Toogle](https://docs.juce.com/master/classToggleButton.html) & ...)
+  - [Slider](https://docs.juce.com/master/classSlider.html)
+  - [Combobox](https://docs.juce.com/master/classComboBox.html)
+  - [TabbedView](https://docs.juce.com/master/classTabbedComponent.html)
+  - and more...
+
 ### Audio
 
 - Wraps all common plug-in types.
-- Basic DSP & Analysis
-- Vector instructions for x86 and ARM
+  - VST3
+  - AU
+  - AAX
+  - UNITY
+  - LADSPA
+- DSP Building Blocks
+  - Gain
+  - Filters (IIR, FIR, StateVariable)
+  - Panner
+  - Reverb
+  - Oscillator
+  - Waveshaper
+  - Conveluation
+  - Oversampling
+- Analysis
+  - RMS & Peak
+  - FFT
+- Vector instructions (SIMD) for x86_64 and ARM
 
 ### Mobil