A couple of years back there was this movement called "Brutalist web design" you might be interested in. I can't say I like the style too much but I think there are technical merits to Brutalist web design, accessibility being one of them. Source: over 1 year ago

I also don't really see the brutalism in this, it needs to be raw, louder, have more "attitude" and personality. Don't really know how to explain it, found a website that collect brutalist websites, it should give a better idea of what I'm after. A lot comes down to typography since brutalist design is very bare and raw. A more interesting font (or fonts) and more aggressive font sizes will help a lot for instance. Source: over 1 year ago

I think the perfect style for you is brutalism. Check it out https://brutalistwebsites.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

Is it defined by concrete buildings? I think brutalism has a bit more going on than just concrete buildings when you look into it. You can even find brutalist web design floating around. Source: over 1 year ago

It’s got the brutalist aesthetic going on. Source: over 1 year ago

Just I mentioned in the description, I am using PolotnoJS which needs its api key, people can generate free api key for non-commercial purposes(what I included now), but it also has paid license. In fact, I never try a paid license. You can refer PolotnoJs here https://polotno.com if you’re interested. Source: about 1 year ago

I am building Polotno SDK (https://polotno.com/). It a mix of SaaS and paid javascript library and react components. It is a design editor that you can integrate into your web app. From the first paying customer it took around 1 year to get 2000 MRR. And I spent around 9 months on making first version before the first paying customer. It took me a very long time to find the idea of SDK. Previously I was thinking... - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

3.the nice I tool I found was Poltono Poltono Means Canvas in Russian you can view its docs from here. Poltono is built with canvas it offers SDK and studio editor(like react-design-editor) but is easy to integrate and customize. So I moved from React-design-editor and Fabric JS to Konva JS and Poltono and I moved poltono to this you can see the video from hereand btw you can see poltono editor from here:... - Source: dev.to / almost 2 years ago

You should/could: - help nextcloud in having a more stable sync function because often people lose edits - help developing https://penpot.app (figma alternative) or https://polotno.com (Canva alternative) because right now we have no ready alternatives - also helping element/matrix in being more discord like would be useful - another useful thing would be helping in making Jitsi less buggy. Source: almost 2 years ago

Hello. I am creator of the Design Editor SDK https://polotno.com/ and its sandbox application https://studio.polotno.com/. You will see that in terms of the functionality it is very similar to canva.com. The app is made with React, Konva, react-konva and blueprint (css framework). Source: almost 2 years ago