13 hours ago, Ian2 wrote
I like the Expression tools, but I am a developer and they were really aimed at Designers who were/are just ensconced in their use of Photoshop.
Maybe Microsoft is planning on acquiring Adobe.
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14 hours ago, fanbaby wrote
- I got lost in the roadmap of developer/designer tools from Microsoft, anyone care to point me to a simple diagram of the offerings?
- http://designisphilosophy.com/microsoft-expression-web/microsoft-abandons-expression-web-and-front-end-web-development/ after betting the farm of these tools, this guy is perty pissed. His take is that Microsoft is risking irrelevancy.
He lost me at "agile development languages".
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@kettch: Yeah it was the best encoder :/
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brian.shapiro
things go on as always
I use Design a lot, its very useful for me both for web design work and also for exporting things for WPF/WinRT apps. I hope they don't abandon the product.
I've transitioned from one Microsoft product to another, Image Composer => PhotoDraw => Expression Design. I also use Adobe Illustrator, but I've liked the Microsoft products better for most purposes, Expression Design being the best.
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