Design from the dimension of open-source
summary
Claims that designers can join OSS by following concrete steps and tools: start from the issues tab, evaluate components and open an issue before a PR, prototype and share an Adobe XD or Figma URL so maintainers can interact, and add a Designers section to README with step‑by‑step docs. Recommends using inspect element, exporting SVGs to GitHub, tracking design history, and building tooling to push designs from Figma/Sketch/XD into repos.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:30No community of designers
- 3:34tailored resources
- 4:46tools
- 7:00view page source
- 7:56issues tab
- 8:20best way to start
- 9:34alternative design patterns
- 10:04protect your design
- 11:13prototype your design
- 11:32design is not an ideology
- 12:12why cant designers code
- 13:06why design is important
- 14:42version control
- 16:29go hardcore
- 17:31write documentation
- 17:48make designers feel welcome
- 18:51for design
- 19:28resources
- 20:30connecting with designers
- 21:22designers need to feel welcome
- 23:02designer documentation
- 23:51bringing designers on board
- 25:47excitement is contagious
- 29:15what is an opensource project
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