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Qt Design Studio 1.0 Released As New Design/Development Environment

Written by Michael Larabel in Qt on 25 October 2018 at 07:16 AM EDT. 10 Comments

The Qt Company has announced the availability today of Qt Design Studio 1.0, a new program for user-interface design and development that can handle complex and scalable UIs.

Contrary to the name, Qt Design Studio is catered both towards designers and developers. Designers can develop UIs using a "WYSIWYG" style designer while developers can take on the QML code directly. The design studio program can integrate with Photoshop designs using a bridge component but other graphics design tools are plan to be supported moving forward.

Qt Design Studio is available for free but a commercial Qt developer license is needed to distribute UIs created by this new program.

More details on Qt Design Studio 1.0 at qt.io.

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