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Palettes
In Mathematica, a palette is just a notebook with a collection of controls such as buttons. A uniquely powerful consequence of Mathematica's unified design is that a symbolic specification, easily built up by a program, can immediately be deployed as an active palette.
Reference
Palettes ► — menu of built-in and custom-added palettes
Install Palette — add a palette to the Palettes menu
CreatePalette — create a palette from an expression, and open it on screen
Palette Elements
Button — a button with any label and any action
PasteButton — a button which pastes its contents at the current selection
Appearance — option to specify button appearance (e.g., 
)
FileNameSetter ▪ ColorSlider ▪ PopupMenu
PaletteNotebook — symbolic representation of a complete palette
Layout
Column ▪ Grid ▪ Spacings ▪ OpenerView ▪ MenuView ▪ TabView
Annotation & Styling
Tooltip ▪ Mouseover ▪ StatusArea ▪ Labeled ▪ Panel ▪ Style ▪ Speak
Window Options »
WindowTitle ▪ WindowMargins ▪ WindowOpacity ▪ ClosingAutoSave ▪ ...
Palette Actions »
SetOptions ▪ NotebookApply ▪ Print ▪ CreateDocument ▪ NotebookFind ▪ ...
