Hi,

Yes we have received a lot of positive responses from designers.

To support this argument, we undertook multiple initiatives to gather feedback from designers and typographers.

1. Seek feedback from Adobe Management and Designers

“Amazing idea. Modifying glyphs this way is really cool.

I like it!”

“Nice work. Can be extremely useful for apps like Adobe

Dimension CC. Opens opportunities to explore more, in terms
of varying glyph parameters. A very novel approach”

“Great work. Something to experiment with and try”

 2. Ask Adobe CC users on Adobe Forums (Illustrator and Type and Typography Forum)
Summary:
On Adobe Forums, the users really appreciated the idea. Most of the users liked the concept. Some also cited the instances where they may use it.
Links:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2567014
https://forums.adobe.com/message/10779163#10779163
User Reactions:
 3. Ask feedback from type experts and designers on leading typography and graphic design platforms

3.i GlyphsApp 3.ii Typography Guru

Summary: Summary:
This is a forum which discusses glyph editing. Online community around the field of
Overall a positive reaction. typography. People in this field gave a nice
feedback.

Link: https://forum.glyphsapp.com/ Link: https://typography.guru/forums/

3.iii Graphic Design Forum

Summary:
The oldest and biggest graphic design forums. Here we got a lot of positive responses. Users were fascinated and
wanted similar functionality in apps like Adobe After Effects CC , Dimension CC
Link:
https://www.graphicdesignforum.org/t/does-this-hybrid-glyph-option-looks-cool-or-is-in-any-form-useful/5786/10
4.Gather reactions and response of the public which has viewed the FontPhoria project showcased in the MAX 2018 sneak.
We would want to add that our idea is a branch of the Fontphoria project which was showcased in the MAX 2018 Sneak
(Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTK7bmTM7mU , 20k+ views).

From the video comments and high positive response it can be inferred that designers and typography experts are looking for methods and solutions that enable glyph
morphing and editing. The proposed idea is a branch of this idea. Designers continue to looks for ways and solutions to modify and play with glyphs. Our idea naturally
fits into this domain and will definitely be loved by designers.

User Reactions:
 CONCLUSION

Adobe is known for its beautiful and rich Typography features! Glyph manipulation, a branch of typography,
predates modern graphic design by around 500 years; it is rich in rules, conventions, and esoteric terminology—but
it remains an exciting space for invention and expression.

The publishing industry and designers continue to look up to Adobe, it being the leader in typography field, to
provide more capabilities and control.

To adhere to the demands of the users and to maintain this typographic and design leadership, we must
continuously strive to improve our glyph-operations capability and type technologies.

Based on the aforementioned comments and feedbacks, it is clear that designers have given a lot of positive
responses and that this will be a desired and useful enhancement/feature.