And for only the second time ever (Photoshop CS3 was our first public beta), we decided to share all that Photoshop CS6 contained before ship – from GPU technical innovations, keen focus on improved UI, productivity and stability enhancements and of course some Photoshop “magic,” to name just a few.
We knew Photoshop CS6 was shaping up to be one of our best releases to date. Just as we pour over details of building a feature, our goal is to make certain you have a consistent, smooth and well-tested experience and this is precisely the benefit of a beta. (If you visit us on the 10 th floor of Adobe HQ, think twice before drinking the water!) (A record!) You can find them listed under “production babies” in the “about” screen. (I lost track of the amount of other spirits consumed…) We fueled the team with 312 cases of beer over the two years it took to create Photoshop CS6.Photoshop CS6 was code named Superstition because it was the 13 th version of the product.It was an absolute thrill to be able to get a beta into our customer’s hands – over one million of you that took the time to download and explore the beta for yourself! With Photoshop CS6 now shipping, I wanted to give you a glimpse behind the scenes of what it took to deliver Photoshop CS6 and the hugely successful Photoshop CS6 beta. What are we solving for? What is the customer impact? What will our customers expect? What do they need to improve their workflows? How can we better help our users be more creative and productive? We remain focused on the customer in every meeting, every brainstorming and planning session. Why? You, our customers, our fans…demand and deserve it. Pin ItAs a quality engineer here at Adobe it is the team’s number one priority to deliver a high quality product.
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