Adobe Creative Cloud can Unleash your inner designer website?
If you are a web designer or developer, chances are you've heard of Creative Cloud. Creative Cloud is new suite by Adobe tools that can be used for everything from the development of video editing applications subscription. It is fair to say that the reception for the replacement of Creative Suite has been quite mixed. Since Adobe has announced that developers and designers will not be able to purchase the standalone versions of the Creative Suite applications more, the reception has become even more hostile.
It must be said that some of the criticisms Pro users was a bit hard. But companies like Adobe should remember that the added costs of this kind are a threat to the livelihood of professional users. So it's up to them to get the message correctly. Fortunately, Adobe has an ace in the hole, the Creative Cloud applications are brilliant.
For pro users there will be no big surprises in the Creative Cloud major structural applications such as Photoshop or Premiere Pro versions. But there are some nice little surprises around. Adobe Muse could be a great solution for designers who need to get a Web Site quickly and InCopy CC allows content authors to collaborate with designers, which accelerates the workflow often long needed to obtain a website inhabited.
But it's not all smiles and sunshine for Creative Cloud. On the one hand, it is very expensive. It is tempting to see the subscription to be less expensive than buying a copy of Creative Suite and it is, at least initially. But if you are a user that updates every few years, suddenly the subscription does not seem so cheap. While the Creative Cloud subscription does not include 20GB of cloud storage, but for larger web design agencies can cost up pretty quickly.
Pro users who work in small businesses may also find useful Adobe web hosting options. With a subscription to Creative Cloud you accommodate up to five sites across the catalyst system of the company. As the price of web hosting can sometimes be steep, it is a rather interesting hook for some business users.
Ultimately Creative Cloud allows users pro a brilliant set of tools that allow you to build beautiful websites, applications and videos. But it's really not for everyone. If you are considering taking the plunge, think carefully about how much use you'll get out of the subscription. If you have a relatively recent version of Creative Suite, it may be appropriate to leave it at that for now. But if you are someone who wants cloud storage, web hosting and a good suite of applications it can be useful to sign up for the 30-day trial and see how it goes .......
