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Designers can use sketches to explore multiple or complex ideas without distractions and complications of software. The same thumbnail sketch or draft paper can be used to quickly improve and generate this idea on the computer in a mixed process. This mixing process is still useful in logo design, and a software learning curve may be detrimental to the creative thinking process. In the traditional design/calculation production hybrid process, it can be used to release one's creativity in page layout or image development for the better. In the early days of computer publishing, many "traditional" designers relied on computer master production artists to produce their ideas from sketches without learning computer skills themselves. However, this practice has become less and less common, especially after desktop publishing. The use of computers and graphic software textbooks are used in most design courses. At the same time, many designers use a large number of online tools and resources, including color selectors, fonts, paper-cutting art and tutorials, etc.