Still the industry standard
Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Illustrator CC
We're a design agency so we use Adobe Illustrator CC to create all manner of vector artwork. Typically clients hire us to produce logos, illustrations, infographics, and graphics for print products like package designs, T-shirts, brochures, displays, and, annual reports. Depending on the style we also create our explainer video storyboards using Adobe Illustrator CC.
Pros
- Pen tool drawing
- Logo design
- Typography manipulation
Cons
- creating compound shapes with multiple overlapping objects creates unpredictable results
- Can crash often. Especially when it's a new release or upgrade
- costly
- Allows me to offer a wide range of services
- Speeds up my design process
- Opens up new markets or niches in which I can operate
Adobe Illustrator CC gives you much more control over every aspect of the design process. Canva has several limitations like being unable to customize gradients or creating clipping masks. Inkscape only works in RGB space and has a less intuitive user interface. They benefit from those limitations by being easier to learn for beginners though. But the time it takes to master Adobe Illustrator CC would is worth it if you want o do this professionally.
Do you think Adobe Illustrator CC delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Adobe Illustrator CC's feature set?
Yes
Did Adobe Illustrator CC live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Adobe Illustrator CC go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Adobe Illustrator CC again?
Yes
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