What tools I'm using in my creative journey.

The main software I use to create logo designs and develop visual identity systems for clients. For me, it’s the best tool for vector format designs.

I’m using Photoshop to create realistic design presentations for work done in Illustrator, but also for other tasks like photo manipulation and more.

I use it to build custom designs in WordPress, by building design systems that are consistent with the visual identities of each project.

In 2017 I switched from a Windows PC to a MacBook Pro device and never looked back. Currently working on a M3 Max MacBook Pro laptop.

In creating professional looking logo designs, you need great fonts. For that I use Adobe Fonts’ library that includes top notch premium fonts.

I’ve been using InDesign for setting up customised project proposals for potential clients and contracts.

I don’t use this tool that often, but whenever I have a project that requires some HTML & CSS modifications, I use Adobe Dreamweaver CC.

For the past couple of years I’ve been using Crocoblock’s plugins to create more complex and dynamic websites, both for clients and for myself.

I’ve been using Pipedrive as our CRM for the past year, which has helped with follow-ups and communication.

For the past few years I’ve been using Filezilla for website transfer and to access the server via FTP. It’s helpful to transfer or edit website files.

I know the basics of CSS which helps me to find and fix issues, do customisations that Elementor PRO doesn’t offer and speed up my work.

I know the basics of HTML which helps me to find and fix issues, do customisations that Elementor PRO doesn’t offer and speed up my work.