Matt Snow

As Experience Design Manager:


Led design teams for the Photoshop app (phone & TV), Adobe Publishing Platform (used by Wired), Adobe TV and its live-data widgets (shipped on Vizio – a first for TVs), and many other shipped apps

Creative direction for the Adobe Creative Suite 3 campaign

Redesigned Macromedia.com (pre-Adobe acquisition) to achieve +15% conversion and +45% engagement

Spoke and presented at numerous worldwide conferences, including presenting Adobe's TV widget platform to 4k people at Adobe Max

New York Times

Summary

I designed a streaming TV, desktop, and mobile app for the New York Times. The application allowed viewers to enjoy NYT’s extensive video and article library and ran on Adobe AIR and the Adobe TV platform.


This app featured synchronized controls on various screens, contextually suggested content, and synchronous playback.

Photoshop App

Summary

Photoshop’s first foray into mobile was a groundbreaking app that introduced simple, intuitive gestural editing controls, along with seamless social sharing features. 


Photoshop Mobile quickly became the number one free app on both Google Play and the Apple App Store, holding that top spot for months.

Adobe Creative Suite 3

Summary

Creative direction for the Adobe Creative Suite 3 launch campaign. I worked with the talented team at EVB to build a browser-based experience (fully simulated in Flash) that let users try out many of the new software features firsthand.

More Projects

Other contributions

Designed numerous pro-bono apps

My design teams built Adobe Flash and AIR apps for numerous content-rich companies, such as MLB, WB Studios, Verizon, T-Mobile, Nickelodeon, Sony, etc.


Redesigned Macromedia.com/Adobe.com

I was hired by Macromedia to redesign their website. I established the design language for all sections, including e-commerce.


Designed numerous rich interactive experiences

As one of three designers for our interactive marketing team, I designed many of Macromedia and Adobe's interactive experiences. We used After Effects and Flash/Air to showcase the software capability. We also created all of the on-screen experiences for Adobe conference, such as MAX.