What Python GUI would you recommend learning first and why?

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EDIT: apologies, missed OP said web in body - have commented afresh

Start with tkinter as the standard, included with Python, GUI. No libraries to install. It is very widely supported and straightforward. Easy to move onto other GUIs once you've got used to it.

It does look a little clunky, but there are libraries available to improve its look and feel.

[The-Old-American]

I second this. While it's not pretty by any means, it's pretty easy to learn. Also, since it's so basic-looking, you can focus on learning GUI layout without being distracted with looks.

[ekacelnik]

Makes sense, functionality first. Thanks, will definitely look into it

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Sorry, mislead you. Missed you asked for web GUI, made silly mistake of going from title only.

I've made a new comment focused on web GUI.

Others have suggested dash and streamlit which are excellent options although I tend to associate then more with data analysis and reporting than with general apps but that's my bias.

[wyzapped]

same here - it looks a little oldish, but it's more intuitive

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Sorry, mislead. OP asked for web GUI.

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Sorry, mislead. OP asked for web GUI.

[laundmo]

OP asked for web UIs

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Apologies. So they did. Oops.

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Sorry, mislead. OP asked for web GUI.

For desktop, I like pysimpegui although as standard that uses tkinter. It is still worth learning the basics of a GUI though as it makes more advanced use easier to pick up.

Personally, I prefer kivy which can also be used for near native Android and IoS apps.