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Penpot is one of the most beautiful and interesting alternatives to Figma, acquired a few years ago by Adobe. AND Open source and its development is strongly driven by the big one community what's behind it.
Not long ago version 2.0 was released, which brought several interesting new features. Penpot, for those who aren't familiar with Figma, is primarily an application for designing and prototyping projects.
Penpot reaches version 2.0
We're telling you about it now also because we wanted to introduce you to a live show that was made specifically for the occasion and to also present future projects.
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Meanwhile, the user interface has been redesigned, it is now also possible to take advantage of the GRID CSS Layout to use columns and rows for distributing elements.
Hundreds of improvements and bug fixes have been introduced and it would be impossible to name them all. These are the best changes according to the official changelog:
- CSS grid layout Taiga n. 4915
- User interface redesign Taiga n. 4598
- New System components Taiga n. 2662
- Swap components Taiga n. 1331
- Images as fill Taiga n.2983
- HTML code generation Taiga n. 5277
- Light and dark themes Taiga #2287
Live video of version 2.0
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• •Check out the changelog and try Penpot 2.0
If you want to take a look at this new version of Penpot we leave you the links to independently watch the entire changelog and try the application.
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