Adobe has a vast suite of creative tools — and if you’ve ever used more than one, you’ve probably noticed they all have the same signature feel. Now, that look or design system, known as Spectrum, is getting a significant makeover with the introduction of Adobe Spectrum 2.

On Tuesday, Adobe unveiled Spectrum 2, the company’s most significant design system update, which covers every design element, including iconography, typography, color, brand, illustration, and more, according to the release.

The objective of the redesign is to keep up with Adobe’s evolving audience. Adobe Spectrum was introduced over a decade ago. At the time, the target audience was business professionals and the design was meant to have a more “serious” feel.

Today, Adobe’s Creative Cloud reaches a broader audience, from children to creators to business professionals. As a result, the design upgrade is designed to make the platform feel more approachable and expressive, inclusive and accessible, and “at home” on any platform.

Adobe’s signature subdued gray color palette will soon be a thing of the past, replaced with a more welcoming, bold, and approachable design.