Open Source Design Contributions for Your OSS Project
summary
Concrete claims and artifacts: a crisis tool called TenFour moved from closed to open source, a series of piloted design jams (one roomful in Berlin) and funded phases with Designit and Adobe, and practical repo work—design README and label templates plus issues framed as “design challenges”—that aim to make designer contributions discoverable. Tools used during workshops include Hopin, Miro (mirror), Gypsy rooms, Whereby, GitHub and Adobe XD. Results show increased designer engagement but persistent workflow and versioning hurdles.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 9:32Getting collaborative!
- 19:55Open design is...
- 22:56Useful things to know about
- 24:11Forming teams.
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