In my early days as a designer, I relied on Photoshop or CSS to tell me whether something was right or wrong. If Photoshop indicated that two shapes were aligned, then they were aligned. If two different shapes were the same size, then that was the case.
I have a confession to make. I'm a designer and I used to hate sketching. How could a designer hate sketching? Sounds crazy right? I wasn't bad at it, I just didn't see the value in it. I would draw just enough lines to check sketching off my list and then jump into my digital comfort zone.
Established in 1965 as Pete's Super Submarines (renamed in 1968 to how we know it today), Subway is a fast-food restaurant franchise serving sandwiches and salads through more than 44,000 locations in 112 countries, making it the largest fast-food chain in the world - McDonald's has 36,000 locations.
For over 10 years, our organization had been called Adobe Experience Design. While we loved our original identity, we believed it was time to streamline our name and align with industry standards. After consulting with stakeholders across the board, we decided to rebrand ourselves as Adobe Design.
A piece about perspective Remember back in the day when Windows had a My Computer icon? It was a glorious little icon that represented all the stuff you had on your computer-all your programs, all your work, all the digital pieces of you.
A couple months ago when we created a spec campaign for you, we weren't trying to get into politics. We just wanted to show the power of branding. When you swiped our campaign, we were happy to see that you agreed with us.
