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It's funny that some people say that about Inkscape usability. As a quite graphically-challenged person, it's the only graphics program I have been able to lear
by Al-Khwarizmi 10y ago
It's funny that some people say that about Inkscape usability. As a quite graphically-challenged person, it's the only graphics program I have been able to learn to an acceptable degree, and in an acceptable amount of time. Fireworks, Corel Draw, GIMP, etc. look like impregnable fortresses for me and I always end up using Inkscape.
Maybe people like me who are just bad at graphics have different needs. Something like visual basic vs. real programming languages, I guess?
- stupidcar 10y agoHave you tried Sketch? I agree, all the tools you listed have serious usability problems for the lay user, especially when it comes to an SVG workflow. But in my experience, Inkscape has many of those same problems. Sketch is the only graphics editor I've used that I feel like I don't have to fight with all the time.
- 542458 10y ago> As a quite graphically-challenged person, it's the only graphics program I have been able to learn to an acceptable degree As somebody who spends most of his workday in graphics software, inkscape is a nightmare for me to use. And I think a lot of that is because it rejects a lot of the pseudo-conventions enshrined in other graphics software that I have burned into my muscle memory (shift to lock aspect ratio when scaling, control-plus to zoom, double-click to enter a group, etc etc etc).