Presented by:

Nikita Tripathi

from Fedora Project

Nikita was a mechanical engineering student at Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee and she is an avid open source design contributor. Her journey began as an Outreachy summer intern at Fedora in 2022, where she worked for the Fedora Badges Design Project. She further worked with Software Freedom Conservancy as a graphic designer and brand designer for their first open-source event: FOSSY 2023 & 2024.

She has explored open-source design softwares like Blender, Krita, Inkscape and Penpot.

No video of the event yet, sorry!

Abstract

After the interface design world moved from Adobe to Sketch to Figma, Penpot joined the party in 2019 and changed the proprietary perspective into open source software.

This talk will explore how Penpot came into being, its competitive analysis with emerging UI/UX design applications, and what can be expected from it in the future. We will also present a brief into open standards, Penpot's compatibility with other softwares, and a feel of its user interface and flagship features.

Table of Contents

  • Past, present, and future of interface design software: from Adobe to Sketch into Figma
  • Product design softwares competitive market in 2024
  • How Penpot came into being?
  • Penpot vs Figma: is Penpot a viable alternative to Figma?
  • Open Standards: SVG and web standards
  • Compatibility with other softwares and export libraries
  • Demo Penpot v2: UI, Styles, Components, Flex and Grid Layout
  • Latest feature upgrades
  • What can we expect from Penpot in the future?

How does this relate to Open SUSE?

Penpot is a new open-source web application used by designer and developers and OpenSUSE users can benefit from the knowledge of its capabilities. It is compatible to other graphic design softwares running on OpenSUSE like Inkscape or GIMP and can prove to provide for a number of capabilities.

Date:
2024 November 2 - 13:30
Duration:
40 min
Room:
Room B
Language:
en
Track:
Cross Distro
Difficulty:
Easy

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