I definitely agree - I've always felt frustrated by the quality of GUI toolkits in Python. Pyglet and Kivy seem like the best I could see (PyQt is licensed), bu

I definitely agree - I've always felt frustrated by the quality of GUI toolkits in Python. Pyglet and Kivy seem like the best I could see (PyQt is licensed), but everything in the 'gallery' seemed sort of simplistic or On a similar note, it would be really helpful if library maintainers (e.g. PyGame) would express somewhere that they're looking for a designer to help make their website easier to use. I'd offer my (very basic) help, but I'm worried about offending someone if I ask to redo their website. This isn't necessarily porting to a 'minimalist' or 'modern' theme, but simple things like emphasizing the intended UX, increasing readibility, organizing in a helpful way (e.g., a gallery should be split by type of application so that a business doesn't have to trawl through a bunch of games wondering if they can use this for their application).