The dialog for switching rooms contains different-colored buttons

[Sgathec]

Why are their colors orange and red? That looks a bit off. If the orange means "default", then I think that should be represented in a standard way. Doesn't a box with a broken outline usually signify "selected" as far as pressing Enter is concerned?

[GoogleFrog]

Are you referring to the "Are you sure?" popup box? Forb made three types of buttons and I have been using them as follows:

• Orange buttons are action buttons. Clicking on them will often progress you further through the UI and possibly do something which takes a bit of time/effort to reverse (eg loading a game or switching to a new room). In popup boxes their hotkey is enter.
• Teal buttons are option buttons. They usually do easily reversible things and/or optional configuration. Sometimes they push the user into submenues which are easy to pop out of.
• Red buttons are negative buttons. They cancel behaviours or leave rooms, popping the user closer to the root of the UI. In popup boxes their hotkey is escape.

[Sgathec]

Yes, I mean the "are you sure" box.