Now, what is InDesign?
Basically, it's a big desktop publishing,
it's like a big version of Microsoft Word.
Now, Microsoft Word gets to you to a certain level that navigates you to pro level.
It's quite intuitive, you can teach yourself a bit of it.
I've got a course, a full course on Word if you want to go check that out,
that gets into a lot more of the detail.
But InDesign is where Word finishes, InDesign starts.
Now, if I'm working in a design agency or
a desktop publisher or marketing or communications place and I need to make a flyer,
a one page little flyer, InDesign.
If I need to make a series of business cards, InDesign.
If I need to make some corporate stationary, InDesign.
Magazines, brochures, short ones, long ones,
if I've got a 400 page book that I'm actually producing,
InDesign is the place to go.
It is by far the most essential tool in that desktop publishing world.
They're like some of the products for Adobe,
there are direct competitors that are just as successful,
but InDesign doesn't have one.
It has this quack and page maker,
which is kind of that just really old versions of InDesign.
You can still use those things and they do a similar sort of job,
but you'll find tons of an industry tool getting a job.
InDesign is the place to be for that type of work.
Now that my friends hopefully,
is what InDesign is.