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Photoshop is no longer an industry-standard design tool, at least in digital. Most designers I know and work with use Figma, which is a browser-based collaborat
by dorkwood 5y ago
Photoshop is no longer an industry-standard design tool, at least in digital. Most designers I know and work with use Figma, which is a browser-based collaborative design tool. It also has an unlimited free plan, which is great for students!
- dagmx 5y agoPhotoshop was never really a standard for the kinds of work Figma is used for. The closest Adobe historical products would be Illustrator, or the now defunct, Fireworks. Adobe doesn't really have a product to compare to Sketch or Figma. The closest currently is Xd but it's only a partial replacement
- bodge5000 5y agoTo the best of my admittedly very limited knowledge, Figma is used for a different purpose (mostly) than Photoshop. Still, its worth recommending anyway, on the off chance thats actually what she should be using