Time Travel Through History With These Vintage Photos
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Most people don't know about this iconic woman and how much she contributed to computing while it was still relatively new. Susan Kare is best known as the famous artist of the 1980s who designed many fonts, logos, icons, and images for Apple, Next, Microsoft, And IBM. Especially in such a male-dominated industry, she was incredibly impressive and achieved many important things. But did she ever receive credit for the work that she did?
Though most people are unfamiliar with her name she once shared in an interview that she always cared more about having work that people are using out in the world than the attribution.
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