chinchai

I think the delay or the never never of  getting it on the iPad has much to do with the ongoing bug squashing on the desktop versions. I never saw or heard fully committed existence of Publisher on the iPad. the language was vague with an emphasis instead on file compatibility across platforms and common to all three apps.
But, I do agree that seeing the trio on at least the Pro iPads first would have done a great deal of positive marketing for Serif.
The original announcements did seem to imply iPad. In other forums and even on other social media, people were chomping at the bit to leave Adobe. With changes that involve battling an incumbent, you know what you can't buy back: timing, timing, timing.

Thanks for your replies!
 
Yes and the "painters order" is obviously legit when you have to place layers and manage foreground / background.
 
Of course, it could be a solution. But the "logical flow" of elements is personally from top left to bottom right. The origin (0 / 0) of the rulers is top left too, so it's easier to place elements starting from top left. Regarding that, I just regret there is not an option allowing users to choose the flow of the layers (create new layer / duplicate). It might be just my way to see and organise things but I wanted to share it in case someone had the same "issue"

It follows that there’s a simple solution: when creating new elements, start at bottom right instead of top left.

Dear affinity team,
i would like to ask if there are plans to make a affinity publisher for Ipad as no real DTP tool is available. Possibly with import and export from/to Indesign.
many thanks