Gallery: Adobe's New Brainstorming App for Designers Is Here

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    Introducing Comp CC, the newest tool in Adobe's Creative Cloud suite.
  • Created by designer Khoi Vinh along with the team at Adobe Comp lets designers create layout mock ups on tablets.
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    Created by designer Khoi Vinh, along with the team at Adobe, Comp lets designers create layout mock ups on tablets.
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    The responsive drawing engine in Comp makes it possible for quick fingertip or stylus sketches to convert into text or image boxes.
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    Vinh build a legend so that designers know what translates into what.
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    With one or two taps, Typekit libraries are available.
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    From there, everything can be easily exported to desktop. That seamlessness is key to making Adobe truly mobile for designers.
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