Product design question

How would you design a product or feature in Adobe that helps non-designers create high-quality visual content?

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What this question tests

Product design for democratizing a skill intensive tool, balancing simplicity for beginners against Adobe's existing pro tool complexity.

Define the user: small business owners, marketers, or hobbyists who need decent visuals but lack design training.
Identify the barrier: professional tools expose too many options that overwhelm a non designer trying to make a simple flyer or social post.
Propose a guided, template based creation flow enhanced with AI driven layout and color suggestions based on the user's content and intent.
Design for progressive disclosure: start with a constrained, guided flow, revealing advanced controls only if the user seeks them out.
Define success: completion rate of a design task among self identified non designer users, and satisfaction with output quality.

Correctly diagnoses tool complexity, not lack of inspiration, as the real barrier for non designers.
Proposes progressive disclosure, a concrete UX pattern keeping the tool simple by default without removing power user capability.
Uses task completion rate as the metric, since the real goal is getting non designers to finish and use their output.

Proposing a feature that duplicates Canva's exact playbook with no Adobe specific reasoning.
No plan for progressive disclosure, risking the same overwhelming complexity that already turns non designers away.

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