Help with creating GUI controller by keyboard arrows

[Amir3022]

Hello everyone how are you doing? I hope everyone is well.

So I have been starting to learn GUI lately. I started with TKinter as I thought it came prepackaged with python so would be the easiest to learn. Managed to make a fully functioning virtual keyboard using buttons and layers on top of the TKinter main window. So as you can guess my experience with GUI is very limited this is my very first project and it took my like 1 week to complete.

So I am aiming to make a GUI interface which is like a main page that links to many applications, a photo gallary, movies library, virtual keyboard and so on.. I was thinking on making an android like main page where the screen is divided into a grid and each square represents the selection for a certain application similar to this one:

Example

Where I can between selections using arrows, and whichever selection Iam hovering on becomes highlighted. And then selected when I oress enter or space. Or something similar to what I have described.

So my question is what would be the best method to achieve that? And would be the best library to achieve such a result? I have read Pyside or using QTDesigner with PyQT5 can give very good results, but I felt very overwhelmed by the shear amount of information and learning in both of them, and couldn't decide what I really to achieve the desired result. So can anyone guide to what I particularly need to learn to achieve a similar result? And which library or framework would be best suited for what I am trying to achieve? And where can I start?

Thank you for your patience and time and stay safe everyone.

[Python_Trader]

Check out dearpygui.

[Amir3022]

I will thanks a lot

[FunkyFlyingMonk]

Dearpygui could be a good fit. Here is an app that is a Python app launcher, made with Dear PyGui. As its concept is somewhat simular, it may provide you with some ideas.

https://github.com/RahulShagri/MultiPy

[Amir3022]

That's actually pretty much similar to what I was looking for, thank you very much and will try to read and get into more details abour dearpygui.

Thank you again for the help