If you are into the “less is more”, minimalist lifestyle, the iPad Pro has significant advantages over a laptop. If you draw, design logos, illustrations, or sketch your ideas before the design phase, it’s an investment worth considering. I have the Apple Pencil, and even though I was skeptical about it at the beginning, it’s an amazing tool and a great companion for your iPad Pro. For my own projects, I frequently design the visual interfaces, wireframes, artwork, and most aspects of the visual design. While designing is definitely not my area of excellence, I have worked as a designer in the past, and as a micropreneur, you need to be a jack of all trades, even if you are master of none. Designing on the iPad Pro while on the go sounds like a cool idea. Last but not least, it’s half the price of a MacBook Pro. I love being able to carry all my work with me in such a small, thin device. Its light weight makes it also a winner for digital nomads like me. Apart from a blogger, I am a developer, writer, musician, and entrepreneur, so I use it for a diverse number of things. Sounds interesting? Let’s do this! Why Would A Designer Want To Replace Their Laptops With The iPad ProĪs I wrote in my previous post, I fell in love with my iPad Pro as soon as I bought it. Today, I want to talk about the possibilities of the iPad Pro for designers. I have talked before about using an iPad Pro as your only working tool if you are a blogger or a developer. Can you use the iPad Pro as your only working device if you are a designer? Is designing on the iPad Pro possible (professionally, I mean)? That question has been in my mind since I bought one.
0 kommentar(er)
