You can find the current minor (really barebone) version of the Trixel editor here: https://glendc.github.io/trixel/. It is the first step towards an MVP.

A good Trixel-UI should (I think):

* Be minimisalist, yet give the trixel editor the style and charm it deserves

* Be intuitive (extending that goal of the editor)

* Be prepared for feature-growth. Tools & features will be added, and the UI should be designed and ready for those changes

This won't be a relationship where I just tell you this and than expect you to deliver me an awesome design. I will help you completely with this. I would try it myself, but my poor choice of colors and lack of design skills make it quite hard. I would love to have you as my partner and make this editor truly intuitive.

I would really like to underline the fact that you would be just as much worth in the team as me. The project is also still very early-stage as I only started developing less then 2 weeks ago. Most roads are still open for discussion.

I do have some idea's already regarding the UI and menu's, and I will keep working on idea's. But The sooner I have someone on my side to collaborate with this, the better.

As the application is completely in the browser it is quite essential that you know how to get great design within a web environment. Having the skills to implement these designs yourself is not required and I can (and probably will in a lot of cases) take on that entire side for you.

Having you on my team would really boost this project that I am spending so much of my free time on. I'm quite passionate about bringing this project to the state it deserves and I hope so are you.

I have this question also as a mirror within an issue of my GitHub repository: https://github.com/GlenDC/trixel/issues/48