Where were you on August 31, 1999? Downloading your favorite song from Napster on a new 56k modem? Stockpiling canned goods for Y2K? Waiting in line at the bookstore for the new Harry Potter? Folks at Adobe were busy changing the landscape of publishing by releasing a new program called InDesign.
Today, more than 91 million unique InDesign PDFs are generated annually. That’s got to be over a billion pages, give or take.
To mark the occasion, Adobe has published a celebratory blog posts, videos, font packs, and this awesome infographic (download a PDF version here).
There’s also a poster design event, starting on September 1st. To take part, you can use the free starter templates and assets found here. Then share your creation with the #InDesign20th hashtag on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
Here’s to many more years of InDesigning!
This article was last modified on May 7, 2020
This article was first published on August 30, 2019
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