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- Real-time Collaboration: Working with colleagues on a shared board feels seamless, whether we're planning sprints, brainstorming ideas, or mapping workflows.

- Intuitive UI: The drag-and-drop functionality, sticky notes, and templates make it easy to structure our planning sessions.

- Integration with Development Tools: I'm usually syncing with Jira, makes the transition from planning to execution smooth.

- Flexible and Scalable: It works well for both small teams and large-scale software projects.

- Easy to implementation: Since it's a web based application, i don't need to install additional software, just open it in browser and do anything with it.

- Frequency of Use: Usually i use it before start sprint on the development phase, i use it for breaking down big task into smaller piece, so i can work on my sprint smoothly Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lucidchart is one of those tools that just makes life easier. Whether you’re sketching out a workflow, mapping a network, or brainstorming ideas, it’s got a super intuitive drag-and-drop interface that feels effortless. The real-time collaboration is a game-changer—no more emailing versions back and forth. Plus, it plays nicely with Google Drive, Microsoft 365, and Slack, so everything stays connected. The templates are a huge time-saver, and the automation features make complex diagrams a breeze. If you need a flexible, user-friendly diagramming tool, Lucidchart is definitely worth a look. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm using this software almost every day. The oil and watercolor simulation left me speechless from the moment I began the trial version. I come from a traditional paint background. In the past, I've used Adobe Suite, Affinity Universe, and Clip Studio Paint. Although they're all great, NONE of them --at least for me--can compare to Rebelle in the sense of realistic paint texture, movement, and blending styles. I love, love, love this discovery...just when I thought my art couldn't get any more real.

I have to add that the pigment and nanopixel features in Pro 7 are phenomenal. Another thing I really appreciate is the workspace. It's not as "loaded" as other art software which works for me because I don't need advanced photo effects nor preferences to get my work the way I want it, so it's very easy to handle the layout. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Im a graphic designer in the funeral program industry and i like the fact that illustrator can make some of the crazy edits clients ask for. The isolation mode i use religiously when working to pop in and out of objects just by double clicking. switiching to other softwares that dont have this feature is slightly cumbersome but it not that hard to re-adjust.

i use it to create funeral programs; i created my own templates, that i use every day to build custome funeral programs. Editing terribly delivered photos in photoshop and importing them into Illustrator. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like to use critical tools.

I love to draw on it, has many different tools, a brushless, pen, pencil, etc

make more than help, easy to use for any age, and has a simple form to get it I can start. I can get help, there are many ways to show a tutorial on the internet Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the extensive range of features available for automation, organization, editing and publishing anything from flyers to magazines. I can create large documents very quickly with Indesign. I have also integrated in5 in to Indesign and worked extensively with the interactive features to create a digital award-winning interactive college viewbook. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The fact that I can create posts, posters, and everything related to design so easily is amazing. I've been a premium member for the past four years, and it's one of the best decisions I've ever made. Now, I also edit reels and other types of videos on Canva, add animations, and transitions, and do so much more, all in just one software.

I use Canva every day, and the implementation is so easy. With just one click, I can add elements and pictures to the page, making it simple to design and edit my projects. Even the customer support is helpful. I have contacted them before, and they always solved my queries.

I think the fact that I don't need to use any other software for my designs and editing says a lot! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that it has many advanced features such as performing OCR on a folder full of PDFs, Docusign built into the interface, and easy modification of existing PDF documents. Installation was quick, and activation was straightforward. I turned it loose on a folder full of scanned documents on a Friday afternoon, and by Monday morning they had been fully updated with OCR. It integrates into the Mac version of the Microsoft Office apps, which allows you to send your documents as PDF direct from Word or Excel. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sketch Wow is very user friendly, and provides a rich and deep portfolio of tools. The creation process is easy, but requires some time to master given the richness of the options available to the user. The creation process is quite intuitive and easy. One of the things I most like about it is that the visual language of the software is very friendly for people of all ages. It is not linear, and animations are easy to use and/or include. I have used other tools such as Canva and Miro, and find that Sketch Wow exudes "creativity" versus a more formal and business templatuzed approach. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

SVGator is especially useful for making animations ready for the web as it makes it possible without any After Effects or other plugins. The interface is clean and very user-friendly, and there are many capabilities for interactivity. The ability to export to Lottie format means I will have no problems inserting animations into applications/websites. Customer support is worth mentioning as it is very good, prompt and friendly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how easy it is to create and collaborate on diagrams with Creately. The real-time collaboration feature is incredibly helpful for team projects, and the extensive library of templates and shapes saves a lot of time Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It allows access to basic range of templates and design features. All photos and graphics are absolutely royalty free Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's easy to use, cost effect and works. Serif are constantly updating and keeping it relevant and it supports multiple file formats both for importing and exporting Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been using Plasfy for a while now, and I'm impressed with the portfolio of features it offers. It's easy to use, has a dedicated customer support team, and a promising development roadmap that will help it compete with major key competitors. And above all no recurring fees and a one time payment makes this stand out among all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is an abundance of features at your disposal, with everything from physical map changes to completely customizable coloring of data. The only excuse for lacking aesthetics is not exploring all of the features to discover different ways to change the displays. Maptive works well for its intended use: displaying geo-spatially specific data onto a map. The customer service team is quick to respond and will help you work through issues. Overall great product that will help turn a boring table or array of data into an interesting map or series of maps to help get your point across for a sales pitch or a research paper. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Elements has been extremely helpful in pinpointing changes made to our Salesforce Org and essentially an audit trail for those changes. If you've used Salesforce as an admin/dev, you know it does not track logs and audit trails well beyond basic field history changes. Object, Apex Classes, and other structural changes are not easily found otherwise. Elements has given us the ability to ensure what's happening when and where, as well as who, which is vital to us as admins Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Design Huddle has been a key part of building our own product, and it has enabled us to create a bunch of white-labeled templates, the bread and butter of our business! They are constantly developing and adding new features, and their continual innovation challenges us to also better our own products and templates and elevate our game. The interface is intuitive, despite how technical the platform and its capabilities can be. Our partnership with DesignHuddle has been crucial to the success and progress of our company.

It's been so great working with the Design Huddle team! They make sure to regularly update us on new features that have rolled out and are very accessible in terms of answering any questions or helping with issues. (Thank you, Nathan!) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A vast library of plugins enhances it's functionality enabling tasks like animation, code export and pro typing. With tools like Sketch for teams, designers can collaborate on files simultaneously. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dropping a pdf into the program is super easy, I like that you can add links right onto specific parts of a page. The reading experience is great, and customizable - also works for reverse bound books. It's not an overly complicated program so is easy to get a hang of.

For an indie manga magazine it's has been perfect. We can create a seamless and emersive experience for our customers without breaking the bank, or our brains.

The fact that "Zine" is an affordable one time fee was perfect for a tiny and risky startup. I personally dislike subscriptions, especially at that early stage and this was the only one I found so it was a quick "yes".

A few years later I was able to show it to a partner working on a similar, but more successful startup and he loved it! Now we have the Creative teir and have lot's of flip books to make. Part of why we got this teir was the fact that Flowpaper will host your flip books and we can both work from our own, distant computers and tag team them.

Whoever replies to Flowpaper emails is very, responsive, kind and helpful which is quite a bonus! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Corel draw is very easy to use. It didn't take me much time to learn it and it is just drag and drop and you can easily make any changes you want in your design, it's just very easy as compared to illustrator or photoshop etc.

Second thing is that I can do any customisation in Corel like I can edit a picture, I can create a vector, I can convert text to curve and do any changes I want with the text like changing the shape of any specific letter etc.

Third thing that I liked is it's echo system, in Corel you can use photo paint, Corel draw etc. and you won't need to switch to any other software out of their ecosystem.

Fourth thing is that they add so many new things with every update and they update their software very frequently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.