1984: Apple launches the Macintosh, featuring a graphical user interface and the first commercially successful mouse, revolutionizing graphic design.

1987: Adobe Illustrator is released, providing designers with powerful vector graphics editing capabilities.

1990: Photoshop 1.0 hits the market, ushering in a new era of image manipulation and digital art.

1993: The Mosaic web browser is introduced, paving the way for the World Wide Web and the rise of web design.

2007: The iPhone’s launch marks a significant turning point in mobile-first design and responsive websites.

Film Production: From Celluloid to Pixels

The evolution of film production mirrors the broader trend in design, with digital technologies replacing traditional film cameras and editing equipment. This transition has resulted in greater efficiency, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness in filmmaking.