Product design question

If Adobe wanted to make creative tools more accessible to beginners, what would you build first and why?

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What this question tests

Prioritization for making a creative tool suite accessible to beginners, requiring a specific first build, not just a feature list.

Clarify whether this is about a specific tool or Adobe's suite broadly, since the first move differs.
Identify the single highest friction barrier: the blank canvas and tool complexity of flagship apps, versus a more guided experience elsewhere.
Propose building first: AI guided templates within the flagship apps that translate a simple text description into a starter design.
Justify prioritizing this over other ideas: it meets beginners where intimidation is highest, not only in an already simpler product.
Define success: first project completion rate for new users guided through this flow versus those starting from a blank canvas.

Picks one specific first build instead of a list, answering the build first framing directly.
Explains why this beats simply pointing beginners to a simpler product, since flagship app intimidation is the bigger unaddressed problem.
Uses first project completion rate, directly tied to whether beginners actually succeed.

Giving a list of ideas instead of committing to what to build first.
Ignoring that Adobe already has a simpler product and not explaining why this is still needed.

How would you avoid cannibalizing Adobe Express by making the flagship apps easier?
What would you measure to know if beginners are actually retained, not just onboarded?