Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a genetic neurodevelopmental disorder that starts as early as childhood and may continue throughout lifetime, with various symptoms such as lack of attention and hyperactivity. Although there are laws that will guarantee ADHD students access to specific educational resources aimed at their development, there is still so much to be done to ensure they receive proper treatment in the educational institutions. Digital tools already exist to facilitate the learning capability, but the lack of information from teachers on the subject worries. This thesis aims to provide guidelines in light of design methods and techniques for the construction of digital tools to assist students with ADHD. This research was developed along the lines of an exploratory research of qualitative nature in relation to the treatment of data collected in empiricism. The analysis and data collection were based on expert information, gathered in an intentional sample, on the behavior and learning process of the student with ADHD. To achieve the goal, an analysis of the design of the selected ADHD application interface on iOS and Android platforms was made. As a result of this work we have made available the ADHD Interface Analysis Guide - GADI-ADHD, which provides design guidelines for building digital tools specifically designed for students with ADHD.