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Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by yetihehe on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @07:06AM (#13317555)
The problem is, designers can't implement changes themselves and developers won't work with designers long enough to actually implement new interface. For this you need a VERY motivated developer/designer hybrid and this is very hard to come by.

I know this because I am a developer and have a very good designer friend.

Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by bborud on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @07:14AM (#13317596)
How can this be addressed?
Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by yetihehe on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @09:04AM (#13318309)
I don't know, but maybe paying a developer to implement new interface.
Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by kpil on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @02:11PM (#13321125)
Why not do some inspirational sketches and videos and see if the ideas actually convinces someone.

Or maybe UX as a separate role only works in hierarchical organisations where you only have to convince a few people that maybe don't care that much, don't have to do the work themselves, and might not enjoy thinking out things on their own, just saying...

Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by homarp on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @07:45AM (#13317766)
Also see what happens with Gnome.
Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by maweki on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @09:15AM (#13318408)
What do you mean? I find it a pleasure to work with the Designers. Even though they are paid by RedHat, as a volunteer contributor I feel I have good discussions with them and am happy to implement proposals. They follow up and seem genuinely happy about your contributions.
Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by homarp on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @10:20AM (#13318940)
Re:Inkscape Version 0.92 is Released by maweki on Wednesday January 04, 2017 @11:20AM (#13319511)
Do you mean the conclusion that it was in hindsight regarded as a good step forward?

You do know that we, the GNOME application developers, spend a lot of time supporting both MATE and unity to give people the best experience no matter which shell they use, right? Do you feel excluded by our work?