What's your go-to design tool and why? (Figma, Photoshop, Canva, etc.)

Figma – I started making designs during my university studies and for me, it is the most intuitive with a lot of features + plugins + community templates for free.

As an startup we use the Canva for Social Media designs and for the website designing we generally prefer Figma. Purpose for Canva is easy to use and for quick designs.

Figma all the way! Love the real-time collaboration, responsive design features, and huge library of community templates & plugins. Photoshop still has its place for complex editing but Figma is my go-to for UI/UX work.

We use Canva for all our guides, resources, social posts, + video editing! I think the interface is super versatile and intuitive, especially for quick projects.

Canva - super-simple to use and has pre-made templates for almost everything I ever need.

Canva since its free version provides a lot. It is a straightforward and easy-to-use tool, has lots of features.

Paint. All-time classic. Simple yet efficient.

The choice of a tool depends on the tasks and workflows. For our team, which develops products while being spread across different cities and countries, Figma is unrivaled. That said, I wish Figma had a strong competitor. It would drive innovation and help it become even better.

I personally lean towards Figma for most projects. It's super intuitive and collaborative

For me, Canva is great when I need to create something quick and simple.

Always go to Photoshop. It gives me total control over the smallest details, and I love that.

Figma's collaboration is great for me. It makes the design process so much smoother.

Photoshop is my go-to for heavy image editing.

If I'm designing for a team Figma wins every time.