This UI is present on the Habbo Helpers track system and the Inventory. It was designed to slowly replace all features of Beta, but the leading developer behind it resigned from Sulake.

Illumina - Generally viewed as the most favourable of the UIs and was prominent during 2012/early 2013.It is usually seen as the most disliked UI out of all four. Beta - This primarily features a blue and grey colour scheme and is present on many features in the hotel - e.g.It was disregarded as a UI in Beta because of its 'rustic/old fashioned' appearance, but is still present on the main view of the Habbo Console/friends list. 'Pre-Beta' - This was the prominent design used by hotels from 2000-2009 when Beta arose and primarily features Volter Goldfish font.To date, there have been five different UIs used on Habbo (excluding the one used for Hotel Goldfish): The User Interface is the general design scheme that is present across most features in the hotel. Similarly in the Habbo 2020/Modern era, Habbo was mostly redesigned from the ground up. The key difference between the Shockwave and the Flash/Beta era is the entire remaking of the UI, which almost replaced every core feature of Habbo and nearly made the pre-beta UI redundant. The biggest difference between the Old Skool and Shockwave era is not the UI (User Interface), but instead the fact that players were unable to log directly into the Client for the first time ever. Version 1-18 is commonly referred to as the 'Old Skool' era, Version 18-34 is known as the 'Shockwave' era, after that came what is known as the 'Flash/ Beta' era and finally after that the ' Habbo 2020/Modern' era. Habbo Versions can be divided into different key stages. V6 saw the introduction of the :furni command), but this changed to the 'build' number increasing at R/V63. When a major update occurred for early versions of the client the 'revision/version' number would increase (e.g. Once users disconnect they will be redirected to the Habbo maintenance screen. It usually takes 3 minutes after this message appears for the user to disconnect. It says 'Maintenance Break' with a small blurb of Habbo news on the right hand side.īefore the website goes down, users that are on the client receive a popup maintenance message. If a user types the Habbo URL in when Habbo is on maintenance they will see a orange and white page with a Habbo fireman putting out a burnt duck. Reasons why the hotel would be closed for that time include: Before this happens, Habbo staff usually send out a hotel message saying how long the hotel will be closed for.

Maintenance occurs when the entire Habbo website is down and nobody is able to use the site (apart from Habbo staff). Updates generally don't last too long, and happen at non-peak times to ensure minimal disruption. When this happens, nobody has access to the hotel client except Sulake technical staff, and all Habbo's can see is a maintenance page provided by Habbo. Habbo regularly update their client to provide security patches, furniture updates and other improvements.

Habboon client