Fritzing Standards for good design 
Hello Fritzing community,
I have been using the Fritzing on past university project (very few) and forgot about this software for some months, but now, while doing some stuff for my final project of my engineering career, I had to make some new parts in order to fit my needs.
I wasn’t used to work with Inkscape or Illustrator for svg design since I am not a graphic designer but have done good aesthetic / working Fritzing parts as you can check on these forum (in just 2 weeks approx.)
As you saw on those discussions, I struggled to make things work on Fritzing but thanks to @Old_Grey and @vanepp suggestions and tips, I managed to accomplish new parts (which I pushed to github repo already).
Now, I noticed there isn’t a proper guideline for making part creation learning curve easiest for most of us and even thought there are some youtube tutorial series (by Old_Grey), I felt we lack a proper “standard book” for doing it.
Hence I made this new discussion in order to set up proper guidelines for development of new parts and organize all of them in one topic (and therefore a github wiki page).
By the way, this dude rocks making parts.
PD: Forgive my english.