Tell HN: We’re looking for OSS projects that need UI Design help
I run a UI design studio that works with tech startups, but occasionally helps OSS projects out. We currentlu have a spot open to help out an open source project with their UI design for the coming month. Feel free to post your project or contact us directly.
Check out http://fairpixels.pro for work and contact details. (or my bio for an email address)
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 46.3 ms ] threadWe're really looking for a new frontend and dashboard to make Cachet easier to use :)
https://github.com/smtheard/ShowTracker is where the code lives.
Seriously. KDE has a good UI team but the number of projects and applications is huge and all the designers are volunteers.
There's Plasma Desktop and Plasma Mobile and a ton of applications.
And the visibility that your work will get by helping out there is more than most projects.
https://www.libreoffice.org/
Also, I understand most users like the ribbon in MS Office. Most vocal people appear not to, but I recall an article about a survey and most ranged from indifferent to positive.
i.e. You have to manually maintain your own fork of the codebase
I thought they were hosted on SourceForge and thus take patches but it's not clear from their website what the process is for contributing (proof that the website could use updating).
[0] https://puri.sm/shop/librem-5/
https://pureos.net/
https://github.com/zelon88/HRCloud2
I am admittedly more of a logical, back-end programmer. Any help, advice, or direction would be greatly appreciated.
I try to come up with ways to accomplish anything I would want a 3rd party service for from my home servers.
The API's are set and shouldn't be changing anytime soon. The overall structure of the application is set, but the current UI is modular and easily replaced. Now I'm mostly working on feature additions and fixing bugs.
You might also want to help with F-Droid.
I have some 3D virtual puppets that could use a lift up: https://github.com/AquiGorka/puppets