Adobe Creative Suite changes to Creative Cloud: What does it mean to creative professionals?

Adobe has announced Creative Suite termination after CS6 and replacing this product with Creative Cloud. Instead of constant licenses for future Adobe products, all Creative Cloud applications will be available solely.

For creative professionals, this is a great change. Adobe has been a leader in graphic and web software for many years, especially after Macromedia, and designers and agencies have been accustomed to a model of a permanent license.

🚀 The most common complaint I have heard concerns the price. But if you put it on long -term subscription costs, compared to the cost of constant licenses, the subscription really looks more profitable.

💡 Another important advantage - you do not need to spend a large amount of money at once. This makes it much more accessible to new designers or small agencies, and undoubtedly reduces start costs for new freelancers or agencies.

• 📌 Adobe goes to a subscription model instead of permanent licenses.
• 📌 The transition to Creative Cloud may be more profitable for designers and agencies than a constant license.
• 📌 Creative Cloud offers more opportunities, including constant product updates.