The article discusses the historical upheaval caused by Apple's 1984 Macintosh launch, which revolutionized graphic design and led to the collapse of the typesetting industry. It highlights the need for designers to adapt to technological changes, as they now face new challenges from AI and advanced templates that threaten traditional roles. The author reflects on the losses experienced in typography and typesetting, paralleling the current scenario with the need for contemporary graphic designers to embrace evolution within their craft.
The introduction of the Macintosh in 1984 not only disrupted the typesetting industry but significantly transformed the graphic design landscape, forcing adaptation and new skills.
Today’s graphic designers face a similar challenge with AI and template designs, threatening their roles in both production and the aesthetic aspects of their work.
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