AutoCAD

AutoCAD is widely used by many Companies in the field of Architecture, Interior Designing, Land scaping and other constructional purposes. CAD has revolutionized the intricacies of the planning, design and evaluation processes. Before CAD, architects would make use of the traditional pen-and-paper method to draw their design plans. 

This was, however, a time-consuming and inaccurate process, and made it extremely difficult to portray buildings in their full three dimensions. That’s not to say that pen-and-paper is obsolete. Many architects still prefer to create initial designs on paper before transferring them to CAD. Architects can create sleeker and more extensive plans thanks to the precision, accuracy and 2D/3D capabilities offered by CAD. 

CAD also makes it easy to to share and collaborate on designs, courtesy of widely-accepted file types such as DXF and the dawn of cloud-based CAD. It also speeds up the process of editing and revisioning by allowing architects to store design plans and features. Architects no longer have to start from the beginning every time they revise a design, and they can easily copy any feature from one design to another.