Eric Anderson (@ericmander) and Pablo Ruiz-Múzquiz (@diacritica) examine the intersection of open-source, agile development, and UI/UX design at the heart of two applications, Penpot and Taiga. Penpot is a design and prototyping platform intended for cross-domain teams, while Taiga is a popular agile project management software. These products comprise the heart of Pablo’s innovative company, Kaleidos Open Source, which was founded in Spain more than a decade ago. Listen to today’s episode for one of the industry’s most unique perspectives on open-source code and design. In this episode we discuss: An internal crisis and a major pivot for Kaleidos How Penpot was born from Kaleidos’ signature personal innovation week Designing a design tool that can be used to design itself Bringing design, code and people closer together Why Pablo asserts that designers care about open-source Links: Penpot Taiga Kaleidos Open Source Other episodes: Blender with Dalai Felinto

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