A few requests for accessibility.

As we know, Adobe market themselves as the premier in editing software - the best of the best.

This is simply untrue. Illustrator is such a difficult program to access and this leads to more people being unable to use it.

Firstly, the custom brushes are nearly impossible to make as a pattern brush if you don’t want a ridiculous amount of tiling. How about instead of making it tile in a grid, you give the option to have it only tile vertically or horizontally? This would help people who are on fashion and architecture courses, to name only two groups who would benefit from such a feature.

Secondly, give us the ability to zoom in on text in tool windows. People have dyslexia, meres-irhlen syndrome and even just bad eyesight. Nobody wants to have their face two inches away from their screen just so they can see what they’re reading. This would have the added benefit of making presentations in a classroom setting more easy and thus, would make more people interested in subscribing to the software.

I personally get my use of the Adobe suite through my university, however there are certainly hundreds of thousands of people who pay to use the software and this inaccessibility is unacceptable for those people.