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I was reflecting on Google Docs today and wondering if there are any graphic design software that include some real-time collaborative features? I'm talking about creating per se, not project management.
I could see this being potentially useful for remote working or teamwork. I've never seen anything like this in the Adobe suite but I'm not knowledgeable of open source/online/or mobile graphic design oriented software. Does such a thing exist?
You might want to chek out Figma which emphasizes its real-time collaboration features.
It is geared towards interface design, bit since it's a vector editor, it could potentially be used for anything else.
There is also vectr, which seems to have collaboration features (but I have not tested that)
Adobe's Creative Cloud allows collaboration with others. You can read more about it here
You can collaborate with other users and share a private Creative Cloud Library or folder from your Creative Cloud account with specified users. All invited users can then work co-operatively with read-only (locked) assets in a shared private folder or library. Collaborators can view, edit, rename, move, or delete contents of the shared folder or library if they've been granted the necessary access rights and permissions.
Another thing that might be useful is Adobe's InCopy - which allows collaborative working in InDesign while a document is open. More info here
Not sure how you define "graphic design", but try Drawpile
