Declarative design with Penpot
Penpot is built with declarative design in mind, using web standards, CSS properties and layouts. Let’s explore how that works in real projects.
Penpot is built with declarative design in mind, using web standards, CSS properties and layouts. Let’s explore how that works in real projects.
Switching from Figma to Penpot? Here’s what everything is called, from boards and flex layout to design tokens and Inspect.
You’ve used a design tool before, and you just want to know the basics to help you get started with Penpot layouts. This is the extra quick explainer just for you!
Everything you need to know about Penpot layouts, whether you want static and pixel-precise, or flexible and responsive. Including designing in CSS Flex and Grid.
Have you ever heard what "glassmorphism" is? Maybe not, but I'm sure you've seen an increase in glass effects in UI design across websites, apps, and operating systems.
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Background grids are guides you use to help you manually position design elements by eye. Grid layouts automate layouts (often responsively) based on the design rules you provide.
Considering Paper for UI/UX design? See how it compares to five alternatives, including Penpot, Figma, and Framer, before committing to an open alpha tool.
AI is built into your design tools, but do you know where your data goes? Learn how AI governance frameworks protect your IP, privacy, and compliance.
Agile design itself is changing fast as AI upends how design gets practiced. This guide is a quick Agile design refresher, useful to revisiting the fundamentals.
Open source isn't just how Penpot is built, it's how we think about collaboration. We grow with our community, not apart from it. The Ambassador Program is the latest way we're putting that philosophy into practice.
When three kinds of strokes entangle with each other, the resulting design system is chaotic for most initial conditions. Let's go through the stroke rendering in design software.
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