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I'm thinking right now: maybe it's too logical. It's easy to understand the behavior and UI from a programmer/developer's perspective, but the main portion of
by nom 9y ago
I'm thinking right now: maybe it's too logical.
It's easy to understand the behavior and UI from a programmer/developer's perspective, but the main portion of the target group in this sector does think completely different.
- a3n 9y agoMy demographic: I use Inkscape about once a year, to make a single small thing that I know would probably be best as a vector graphic, for sizing options. For a thing that should probably take about an hour, it takes me half a day, to relearn the handful of things I need to do. Which, I think, is pretty good, considering I'm not at all a graphics person, and usually have to search around just to discover the terms I need to search for how to do what I want. My results are amateurish, but good enough, and probably wouldn't exist without Inkscape. I like it.
- cat199 9y agoyes, making things illogical always helps to improve a product.