Someone else here mentioned adding some form of automated, template based web design system to Inkscape. I do not think that would be the way to go.

But adding more features that will help anyone that want to design websites using Inkscape would be a very good idea.

Today, Adobe Fireworks seems to be the big winner when it comes to design websites. I build websites using the Joomla cms, and most of the template makers use Fireworks and they only provide sourcefiles in the proprietary png format that only Fireworks can read - it is a layered png file.

The first wish from me would be to find a way to convert Fireworks png files to Inkscape. That alone would bring a lot of website designers over.

Another small thing is a built-in Lorem Ipsum generator so I only need to draw a square, and it gets filled with text automagically. A small thing, but yet...

I am sure there are others that have thought that there are tools that would improve the usefulness of Inkscape for designing websites, so please add your thoughts here.

Oceanwatcher wrote:Another small thing is a built-in Lorem Ipsum generator so I only need to draw a square, and it gets filled with text automagically. A small thing, but yet...

What's wrong with 'Extensions > Text > Lorem Ipsum…'?

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