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Welcome to the Qt Custom Widgets Blog

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Khamisi Kibet
Khamisi Kibet
Creator of Qt Custom Widgets

Welcome to the official Qt Custom Widgets Blog, hosted on Spinncode! 🎉

This space is dedicated to sharing tutorials, behind-the-scenes updates, and deep dives into modern PySide6 and PyQt widget design.

💡 Why This Blog Exists​

When building modern desktop apps with Qt for Python, you quickly realize that many of the best UI ideas need custom widgets — not just the defaults.
This blog will help you:

  • Learn how to design and implement reusable custom widgets.
  • Explore advanced PySide6 and PyQt UI techniques.
  • Follow development updates for the Docs-QT-PyQt-PySide-Custom-Widgets module.

Whether you’re creating dashboards, admin panels, or interactive desktop tools — you’ll find practical examples here.

🚀 What You Can Expect​

  • 🧩 Step-by-step widget tutorials
  • 🎨 Modern UI design ideas
  • ⚙️ Integration tips for Docusaurus documentation
  • 💬 Community discussions & new releases

Our upcoming posts will include topics like:

  • Building Dynamic Progress Bars with QProperty animations.
  • Creating Designer-friendly Widgets with custom properties.
  • Structuring PySide6 projects for maintainability and scalability.

🧱 About the Project​

The Docs-QT-PyQt-PySide-Custom-Widgets project is a growing toolkit of pre-built, stylized Qt widgets that you can use in your apps or preview in Qt Designer.
It includes:

  • Ready-made reusable widgets
  • Integrated resource management
  • A project generator (“Project Maker”) for faster setup

You can explore the docs at
👉 https://qtcustomwidgets.spinncode.com

👨‍💻 About the Author​

I’m Khamisi Kibet, a Python developer from Kenya 🇰🇪 passionate about creating modern, lightweight desktop UIs.
I believe in building one line of code at a time — clean, efficient, and scalable.

Follow updates here or on Spinncode.com.

💬 “Design it once, use it everywhere — from Designer to production.”
— Qt Custom Widgets Team