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I have made a few posts over the years, always on the same vein it seems - optimization and user interface. It seems that especially with Adobe Express lately that these two things are being thrown by the wayside at random.
As a longtime member of the Adobe programs, I'm begging somebody on the Adobe team to please care. Are voices of actual graphic designers being considered or heard?
Why are we continuously adding clicks? Things that used to be easily accessed quickly while you worked are now behind two or three extra clicks for no apparent reason. Here are some examples that I've noticed (on the Desktop version), and hopefully some other members of the community can back me up or add to this:
OPACITY SLIDER
ALIGN TOOL
GROUP FEATURE
TEXT TOOLS
SUMMARY
I know this seems like a long-winded rant over "one extra click", however - it's one extra click in every possible panel, place, and function. It's one extra click 500 times per project. It's one extra click that wasn't required in any previous iteration of adobe spark / express / express 2.0. As you can see, it's one extra click for groups, images, texts, shapes, ungrouping, effects. WHY?
I'm begging for somebody to care about this again. People want user-friendly interfaces. Designers need accessible tools quickly and efficiently. Nobody is asking for more panels and tabs, and ease of use should be top of mind for design interfaces.
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
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Hey @MHolfordGBP,
Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed feedback. We really appreciate longtime Adobe users like yourself who are passionate about optimizing the design experience.
Our Product team actively reviews community feedback, to inform updates and improvements. We’ll share your concerns with the product team so they can assess how these UI changes impact user experience. If there are any planned improvements or updates regarding these features, we’ll keep the community informed.
Thanks again for your advocacy and for being a valued part of our community.
Best,
Amitej
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