Hey folks, it’s time once again to review the results of a poll and launch a new one.
This past month, we asked Creative Cloud subscribers: Besides InDesign, which elements of the Creative Cloud do you use on a regular basis?
The big (and to me, surprising) takeaway was how few of you are using the other apps and services in Creative Cloud. Photoshop was the clear winner, with almost 27% of respondents saying they use it in addition to InDesign. Illustrator was close behind with almost 25%.
And then there was a big drop off. Adobe Bridge is used by just over 10% of respondents, followed by Typekit (9%) and CC Libraries (7%). The remaining apps and services, including Adobe Stock, CC Files, and mobile apps like Comp and Capture, all came in at less than 5%. Poor InCopy came in last at less than 2%, which is a shame because I’m certain it could be helping more InDesign users to improve their editorial workflows.
Here’s a chart showing the results.
New poll: Where do you use InDesign?
Simply put, where do you use InDesign? Please be sure to select all that apply!
Bonus question (answer in the comments): where’s the most unusual place you’ve used InDesign? Fixed missing links on a golf course? Made bookmarks at the beach? Published an ebook on the back of an elephant? Used the Gap tool at the Grand Canyon? Let us know!
This article was last modified on July 29, 2022
This article was first published on August 20, 2018
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