Worth the Investment
May 19, 2021
Worth the Investment
Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Illustrator CC
We use Adobe Illustrator CC to creative graphics for marketing collateral for the college. A lot of those graphics are used on our social media channels, imported into InDesign for printed pieces and for animations created in Adobe After Effects. Illustrator helps us create vector-based graphics that are easily scalable and can be used in other various programs. We also use Illustrator a lot to create logos for different departments.
- Vectors
- Easily create for desktop or moblie
- Illustrations
- Scalable graphics
- Usability
- Software updates reset workspace
- Learning Curve
- Creating scalable vectors
- Cloud libraries
- Brushes
- Graphics
- Colors
- Font search
- Helps us quickly and easily create and manage numerous logos
- Cloud libraries allow us to access commonly used colors, fonts, logos and other design elements quickly
- We are able to provide high-quality, scalable college logos for print and digital which give us a more professional, credible look.
I like to use Illustrator concurrently with PhotoShop and InDesign. Illustrator is better for working with vectors, whereas PhotoShop is better for using pixels, editing and creating raster-based art. When it comes to Illustrator in comparison to InDesign, the latter is better for multi-page printed documents. With InDesign, you can set up master pages for your documents, but you cannot do that in Illustrator. This is why I prefer to create any necessary scalable graphics in Illustrator and then import them into InDesign.
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