@zach-mx In mobile application development, designing an intuitive and visually appealing user interface is crucial for user engagement. If you're working with a website development company in Dubai, integrating a graphic designer into your HISE plugin development process makes sense. Starting with a PenPot mockup and exporting it for Photoshop allows for detailed design refinements, including color palettes, textures, and layout improvements. Once the design is finalized, exporting individual layers and vectors ensures a smooth transition into HISE. While film strips are commonly used for animations and dynamic UI elements, standard images and textures can also be implemented directly, depending on the design requirements. David Healey’s tutorials on UI design in HISE should provide valuable insights into best practices for handling images, film strips, and Paint Routines efficiently.

@oskarsh said in Can we draw Path in CSS ?:

I have the feeling I've seen it somewhere. But.

Is it possible to draw a svg or path in the new CSS renderer?

Yes, it’s definitely possible to work with SVG or paths in the new CSS renderer, but it really depends on what you’re trying to do. If you're using SVG elements directly in your HTML, you can still style them with CSS like before. But if you're trying to create shapes using only CSS, with things like clip-path or mask, the newer CSS features give you more control than they used to. It’s not the same as drawing a full SVG, but for simple shapes and visual effects, it can get the job done. If you're working on something more advanced, getting help from a mobile app development company might also be a good idea. Let us know more about your goal so we can guide you better.

@d-healey No, dear, not a boat. I am just making my post error-free; that's why it looks like a bot.

@zach-mx In mobile application development, designing an intuitive and visually appealing user interface is crucial for user engagement. If you're working with a website development company in Dubai, integrating a graphic designer into your HISE plugin development process makes sense. Starting with a PenPot mockup and exporting it for Photoshop allows for detailed design refinements, including color palettes, textures, and layout improvements. Once the design is finalized, exporting individual layers and vectors ensures a smooth transition into HISE. While film strips are commonly used for animations and dynamic UI elements, standard images and textures can also be implemented directly, depending on the design requirements. David Healey’s tutorials on UI design in HISE should provide valuable insights into best practices for handling images, film strips, and Paint Routines efficiently.