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figma

it's free and easy to understand if you're already familiar with photoshop, illustrator, indesign, and XD. although, it's not really recommended to use figma for print bc it's meant for web only and indesign is still the standard. there are a bunch of great figma plugins out there too that are also free to install. we mostly use figma for e-commerce prototyping/UX design and so far, we haven't encountered any problems sharing figma projects with clients.

@arawscorpio

Jul 10, 2024

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Devil’s advocate here

Adobe is hands down the most convenient way to work through projects. Someone else said it below, the ecosystem is really the winning part of the formula. I feel that other software might be able to do more or be marginally better, but the moment you start trying to connect a few different softwares together to work well it starts to get complicated. I’ve fought the Adobe wave for years and when I started to get more serious about design I bit the bullet. If you’re a creative, it’s worth getting and talking to your tax person about it being a tax write off especially if you have an LLC. Genuinely interested in hearing what everyone else’s takes are, but I think for 95% of the workforce projects out there, to be fluent in Adobe > fighting against the current. I’m upset about the subscription service, but it’s one of those factored costs today to be able to stay convenient for client work.

@marianoleonczik

Jul 9, 2024

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adobe indesign

its a labour of love

@fraser

Apr 8, 2024

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True detective Season 4 - Night country

First 2 eps goot me totally hooked. Gonna sleep late this sunday.

@iquezaidan

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