I am glad to announce that I worked diligently to complete a minimal version of my updated portfolio before the end of this year, December 31st at the latest. #designlife #productdesign #toolsofthetrade Photopea can be used to edit photos, apply effects and filters, add text, and crop or resize pictures. Photopea is compatible with a wide range of image formats, including PSD, AI, XD, sketch, PDF, XCF, and RAW. It's similar to Pixlr, but personally I found Photopea more user-friendly given it's interface is similar to Photoshop 😃. Photopea is a free, web-based photo and graphics editor that can be used in modern web browsers. It can be used for image editing, illustrations, web design, and converting between image formats. Lately I have been using PHOTOPEA and it has been very helpful. #designers #motiondesign #dribbble #interactiondesign #designlife #productdesign #inspirationįor some one who started out with Photoshop as a primary tool, I haven't been using it for years now! But there have been struggles when it came to image editing every now and then and then it meant get Adobe CS or PS and it all came down to cost. A designer can see how they approached a similar project in the past and use that as a starting point for a new project. Old designs can also serve as inspiration for new projects. This can help them avoid making the same mistakes in the future. This can help them understand how design trends change over time and how they can adapt to these changes in their future designs.īy revisiting old designs, a designer can identify mistakes they made in the past and learn from them. This can help them improve their design process in the future.īy looking at old designs, a designer can identify design trends that were popular at the time. They can identify areas where they need to improve and work on those areas to become a better designer.īy revisiting old designs, a designer can understand how they approached a project, what worked and what didn't. However there are several things a designer can learn from their old designs:īy looking back at old designs, a designer can see how their design skills have improved over time. On the other hand, you may find that some of your older designs don't meet your current standards, or that you would have approached certain design challenges differently if you were working on them now. On one hand, it can be fun and interesting to see how your skills and style have evolved over time. It can be a mixed bag for designers to look at their old designs. Designers have this habit of going through the old folders, now Dribbble 🏀 shots, Behance posts and reminisce those moments.

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