Creative Suite 3 Integration
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver,
Flash Pro, Acrobat, Bridge and Version Cue
2007 - 351 Pages - PDF - 73 MB
When Creative Suite was first introduced in 2003, we wanted to highlight and really show how well the products ‘played’ together. Adobe offered a small ‘Design Guide’ that highlighted that integration. We took our first step with that release. But there weren’t a lot of books out there that really talked about how the components of the suite work together.
For Creative Suite 3, we had an interesting challenge. This was going to be the first suite that integrated products that we got in our acquisition of Macromedia. We had some interesting technical challenges, but integration was the number one priority. After all, no matter if you work in print, web, interactive, or video, you don’t really want your tools to get in the way of being creative, right? Being creative is about having fun. And you certainly won’t have much fun if you are spending most of your time fighting your creative software.
For Creative Suite 3, we had an interesting challenge. This was going to be the first suite that integrated products that we got in our acquisition of Macromedia. We had some interesting technical challenges, but integration was the number one priority. After all, no matter if you work in print, web, interactive, or video, you don’t really want your tools to get in the way of being creative, right? Being creative is about having fun. And you certainly won’t have much fun if you are spending most of your time fighting your creative software.
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