Design from the realm of open-source
summary
Designers face two concrete barriers: repos lack a designer section in README and workflows assume code-first setup. The actionable fixes are specific — open a GitHub issue or Discussion, propose a one‑page login that cuts a three‑step flow to a single submit, attach a Figma/Adobe XD prototype link, and show Chrome inspect CSS or exported SVGs. Build tooling too: a git‑style design history/version control and SVG import/export connectors so prototypes become production code.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:00Design Assets
- 3:00Contributing to opensource
- 5:11Resources
- 9:59Getting started
- 11:39Workflow
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