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Adobe InDesign Reviews & Product Details
InDesign is another component of the Adobe Creative Cloud ecosystem, available as part of the whole library or as an individual purchase. The software‘s features is specific to publishing and designing online publications, brochures, creating info sheets, and similar materials. Adobe InDesign provides extensive access to stock images, supports team collaboration with robust tools and features, supports a great range of formats, and has access to regular updates and design features.
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| Deployment | Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, On-Premise Linux |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
Adobe InDesign Pros and Cons
- Simplicity: Adobe InDesign is much easier to use than other Adobe products like Photoshop. It’s easy to add a range of features to your publication, including tags, anchor text frames, tables, captions, and more.
- HTML support: Adobe offers HTML exporting so you can easily share simple code with your colleagues during the web development process. You’ll also get functionality built into the app to assist with getting rid of DIV tags that aren’t necessary for your code.
- Industry standard: The fact that this product is the industry standard for publishing means you can find plenty of forum support and help out there to get you started.
- Connections to creative cloud: If you choose to do so, you can access InDesign and Photoshop at the same time, alongside other creative apps in the Creative Cloud.
- This is a product designed for people who know how to build publications
- Quite expensive compared to other products
- PDF comment integration is a little clunky in places
It is an easy way to design for printed marketing collateral like catalogs and brochures.
Re-sizing some images can be annoying bc you have to make sure you are re-sizing the photo and the frame it's in.
It is a great way to stay organized when designing a catalog because of how the pages are laid out.
Full range of features for page layouts and creating appealing printed products
Major learning curve and sometimes not intuitive
I regularly create beautiful products with InDesign
It is easy to spot the fact that different teams own different products at Adobe. Having said that, teams and management responsible for InDesign and Illustrator have been my favorites, making both of these tools my favorite in terms of user experience.
So far nothing major has happened that would cause me to dislike the app, which I cannot say the same about such tools as Dreamweaver and Photoshop. InDesign simply works, and it gets the job done in a timely and most importantly enjoyable manner.
InDesign allows to to consistently create print-ready (and digital) files that I use for various presentation needs.
Similar to a lot of the Adobe products if you can use one you can pretty much use them all. The basics anyway. So I'd say that InDesign is very user-friendly by design. There are a few different keyboard short cuts but once you get used to them and see your final designs it all becomes worth it!
There's not much to dislike Adobe has done an amazing job putting this program together and really have not left any blanks spots in my opinion.
I'm using Adobe InDesign to create content both digitally and in print for over 15,000 employees in the UK and Ireland. I've found InDesign to be such a valuable asset when creating content because of its user-friendly design.
Software i like very much because i can do everything i want for creatoe text and graphic documents.
Nothing, it's very complete in every function
I create text and graphic documents such as brochure, catalogues, oostcards, coupon ecc.
Adobe InDesign is a great product. I specifically use it to make flyers, brochures, magazines, graphics, pamphlets, and more. It’s easy to use and well worth the money. I love how easy the interface is and how I can navigate easily through the product.
The least helpful thing about Adobe InDesign is that sometimes it crashes. I’ve reported the issue multiple times, but it still happens. I have never lost any of my files, it is overall just an inconvenience. It wouldn't change my mind about using the product though.
Adobe InDesign has impacted my work because it allows me to create all sorts of projects while using one platform. I love how easy the navigation and interface is. It's easy to export and share files with my team and organization.
In Design is my go-to editing software! I use it daily to create flyers and edit flyers, I'd say it's the simplest of the adobe creative suite to use.
I don't appreciate how it crashes often if there are large files or if there are too many layers. It's not ideal.
The issue of having to go with outside vendors to get marketing materials.
I like how user friendly InDesign is. I am self-taught with the system and have been very pleased with how quickly it was to pick it up!
The only thing that comes to mind is the inability to use free design templates within InDesign. That would be an amazing feature!
I have had an easy time finding inspiration through the entire Adobe Creative Suite, and through InDesign in particular, I've been able to craft some excellent designed pieces for multiple companies I have worked for.
integrated with other adobe products. I can export as jpgs/ pdfs. use different effects within app.
sometimes it crashes and im not sure why but that's something to do with creative cloud. the libraries. actually the only thing that may be confusing is that is has two different panels both named "effects"
i layout a monthly magazine so it's essential. I also design web and print ads with indesign. the best thing about that is easily change the copy, esp if i am doing animated gifs. [which i finalize in photoshop]
I love creating dynamic layouts and the ability to create interactive PDFs using inDesign.
Sometimes resizing images can be confusing with both boxes.
The ability to create fillable forms is huge for us!