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Hello guys! Don't know if this is the best place for this but, I will post here anyway, please tell me if is wrong or something.

I made a design concept for the Lubuntu using InkScape (so all you see here are only images but maybe there's a way to make all this come true), I made this focusing on a cleaner, useful, but nice design... I've used breeze icon theme and some minimalist design works as the references for this.

The desktop (background, could be any):


Desktop with some programs running:


This one has the volume control and menu opened, with a new concept of both as well.


PS: Some of the icons are a bit strange, I will make some others later...

This is still a WIP (Work in Progress), I will update here as soon as I make/change things. Hope you like it!

Web Interactive Preview: https://codepen.io/mayrinck/project/full/ArBWWQ/
Last Update: 11/03/2018

Coming along nicely; a bold but minimalistic theme. I sure do like that volume indicator - I want that one!.

This is just a concept, I am improving things for it. I am currently working on the Menu.
And about the volume control over there, even I want that on Lubuntu

#MainTopicUpdated

Just updated the whole project! Hope you like the new stuff

Exciting to see it coming along so nicely,Mayrinck; its looks about ready for Prime-Time! You will need to quit tempting us with that volume indicator, though - and make it available to everyone, finally...

^ rtl88, Mayrinck didn't actually code anything, this is a so-called "design concept".
but you knew that, didn't you?

drooly » but you knew that, didn't you?

I'll never tell...

But, one thing I can tell you is - if you throw enough of it against the wall, some of it will indeed stick.

Mayrinck wrote:Just updated the whole project! Hope you like the new stuff

I think it looks awesome. Good work Mayrinck!

Looks very well when you finish it please share here.

If there's any programmers that could help with this project, I think it's possible to make this something usable, not just an idea...

ps: I am trying to create a navigable concept of all this on codepen, using HTML, CSS and JS, you can check it here: https://codepen.io/mayrinck/project/full/ArBWWQ/