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Is it common for Designers to search for new design tools?
As a designer, I get hyped when new tools pop out, I like to try them and decide where they will fit in my workflow, as I'm not afraid to learn new things and switch to better tools.
When talking with veteran designers I noticed that they like their old ways and find learning and using new tools pretty painful.
I believe that designers should always try to learn new things, even if that means switching around tools and getting out of their comfort zone from time to time.
What do you think?
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Maria Gonzalez
I get all the fuss about new tools. When you explore and learn, you stay flexible and creative. But some designers like to use tried-and-true workflows. Try new tools, but don't feel like you have to switch.
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@mary_gonz8 The "tried-and-true" workflows were once the opposite, as for switching to new tools, I have to partially agree with you, sure, there is no pressure, whatever works for anyone, but at some point in switching to new tools more adapted to current times is much better than sticking with the old ones just because they work for you.
It's just a good habit I picked when I learned to code, I'm always open to new ways of getting work done even if the old ways work, I know they will work only for a limited time until they become obsolete.
Still, nothing wrong with the old ways, but it's just me, I like new things.
@devezehugo I'm one of the makers of such new design tools, check out Expressive Suite, it includes Expressive Canvas for vector graphics and Expressive Animator for 2D motion graphics, the apps are currently in Beta, they're free forever and do not require an account to use.
As you clearly mentioned, I also think it is important for designers to keep an eye out for new design tools to improve their workflow. If you are looking for one, Sivi AI can help you generate designs instantly.