10 Interesting Fact About Famous graphic designers for user interfaces

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• Susan Kare, a graphic designer who created Apple's typical icons such as calculator icons and folder icons, was originally a painter.
• Paul Rand, a graphic designer who is famous for creating the IBM, UPS, and ABC logo, states that there is no creativity in imitating and always advising his clients to find unique design solutions.
• Massimo Vignelli, a legendary graphic designer who created the American Airlines and New York City Subway logo, has a unique view of color: He only uses five basic colors in its design, namely black, white, red, blue, and yellow.
• Jessica Walsh, a young graphic designer who has worked with clients such as Adobe, Levis, and The New York Times, is known for its bright and brave design style.
• Michael Bierut, a senior graphic designer in Pentagram, has a broad experience in creating brand identity and has worked with clients such as Verizon, Mastercard, and The New York Times.
• Erik Spiekermann, a German graphic designer who created the layout of magazines and books, as well as famous fonts such as FF Meta and ITC Officina, stated that design is a kind of truth that is communicated through visuals.
• Paula Scher, a senior graphic designer in Pentagram, is known for creating a brand identity for clients such as Citibank, Microsoft, and The Metropolitan Opera, as well as his work in painting and typography.
• Neville Brody, a British graphics designer known for his work in the typography and layout of magazines, has worked with clients such as Nike, Coca-Cola, and The Guardian.
• Chip Kidd, an American graphic designer known for his work in the design of a book cover, has worked with famous writers such as Haruki Murakami, David Semaris, and Michael Crichton.
• Stefan Sagmeister, an Austrian graphic designer known for his innovative work in the layout of magazines and advertising campaigns, has worked with clients such as Adobe, The Rolling Stones, and BMW.