Overall Satisfaction with Adobe InDesign
InDesign is used daily to create brochures, annual reports, multiple product/sales sheets and catalogs. It is the best way to organize, paginate and print prep multi-page documents. It is much more efficient than trying to organize multiple pages in Acrobat or Photoshop and the text tools are far superior. As an original Quark user, the transition to InDesign was a no-brainer. We would be lost without it.
- Text editing
- Multi-page organization
- Better image editing tools
- Better interpretation of vectors cut and pasted from Illustrator
- It's the industry standard so seamless interaction with our printers is imperative.
- Adobe in general is pricey so I wish they would custom-package programs. It's difficult to specifically call out the ROI on InDesign when it's bundled with other products.
I used Quark for over 4 years professionally prior to InDesign coming out, but all I can do is compare it to the original InDesign of 1999/2000. We exclusively use InDesign for multi-page layouts currently. Since it's the most recognizable industry format, we don't bother with cheaper/lesser-known page layout programs because we like the peace of mind that our files will be well received at the printer.
Do you think Adobe InDesign delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Adobe InDesign's feature set?
Yes
Did Adobe InDesign live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Adobe InDesign go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Adobe InDesign again?
Yes