In T17408#308843, @ngraham wrote:

Ok. So my concern here is that this work will be done to create a visual language and design components for a new, unreleased visual style instead of Breeze.

This would make the work not be actionable for devs until that visual style is actually implemented and rolled out, which will be a multi-year process. But our devs are asking for better visual guidance now, with the current Breeze style that exists today.

I was specifically thinking about buttons when I said we don't have them in a manner that designers can understand.

I do not rule out the possibility there is a secret page somewhere that I've been unable to find through Google, so with what I know right now:

The point isn't to have a designer to oversee every single thing, but we need a common ground between developers and designers.

To make a vast oversimplification of everything to the point of uselessness:

I want to bring attention to the Material Design Guidelines, as they are frankly the best example of what KDE should strive for. They are super easier to understand, allow a great deal of flexibility while also making things still fit into the overall system.

Yeah, I agree with that. You can close this goal, or whatever is the proper procedure.

In T15643#279763, @adam wrote:

Is the link provided show that this is done/being worked on anyway? Even if not, it seems to be a bit too narrow to be a Goal.

I haven't seen that yet. That one is for Plasma Bigscreen, right? I'm quite unfamiliar with Plasma Bigscreen, given that I don't really have any device that could use it, and to be honest I don't really know how much can be shared between it and Plasma.