Hello. What can you say about the GUI of software programs and web/mobile apps of graphic tools?

The graphic user interface (GUI) of software programs of graphic tools like Adobe differs from mobile/web app tools like Canva and other tools like itself. You can tell this by their functionality, user interface and navigation. A lay man may definitely have the best experience using Canva over Adobe. This means, they may find Canva fun and easier to use over Adobe. To the lay man, Adobe seem to have quite a bit technical interface which, for the most part, a (trained) professional can navigate.

If a lay man ever complains about how hard it is to navigate on the software, it is because it is being built for professional purposes. If you survey all products by Adobe, you may notice they are more advanced-looking and professional. But Adobe doesn't limit its software programs to professionals alone. Also, Adobe has done a good job in balancing between an easy-to-navigate graphic tool and a not-so-easy-navigate. This is to help its software appear user-friendly and moderately easy to use or even easy to learn to use by both professionals and the beginer. That said, there are tools even more technical to use. But we can agree that they are being built for professionals. Most of these tools are built based on the advacement of technology which most IT enthusiasts strive to keep up with especially to stay competitive in a competitive world of advancing technology .

Conclusively, anyone can learn and love Adobe, and can go through skilled training to gain the ability to use such graphic software. On the other hand, Canva has made it easier for even computer beginners to create designs.

I hope this was insightful to anyone wondering. Let me know what you think!