ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD PRO IS A GAME-CHANGER FOR TEAMS

Access to high-quality assets is vital for many creatives completing a vast range of projects. And if you’re part of an organisation that’s ever yearned for this to be a more seamless experience, you’re in luck as Adobe is launching a Pro Edition of its ever-popular Creative Cloud for Teams package. Created especially for businesses with five or more team members, it adds unlimited access to the collection of Adobe Stock assets onto the usual Creative Cloud experience – and for the first year, for the same price.

So is it right for you? Well, if you’re a team that needs access to stock assets for your creative work then yes, it probably will be a valuable upgrade. When the price increases in the second year, it still doesn’t match the cost of buying both standalone Creative Cloud and Stock subscriptions (though the overall cost depends on how many users are in your team). Plus, it could help streamline your workflow, as you’ll be able to access Adobe’s collection of over 200 million stock images directly from every desktop and mobile app in the CC suite.

Don’t yet have Creative Cloud? See our Adobe Creative Cloud discount page or below for the best deals right now. Or keep reading for more information about Adobe Pro Edition.

According to Adobe, 75 per cent of teams used stock in their creative campaigns this year, and 60 per cent expect their need for stock assets to increase over the next year. Crucially, buying into the Pro Edition means organisations can give any content creators access – with no quotas.

You can see the pricing below to judge if it’s right for you:

Pro Edition for Creative Cloud for Teams – All Apps is £59/$79.99 per month per each user (as it is now) for the first year and £66.42/$89.99 per month per each user from year two and beyond.

Given all the drama, panic and fear that dominated 2020, we are seeing brands tone down their usage of color in 2021. Businesses, their customers, and the population as a whole have had to make adjustments. and may have to make even more as we prepare for what will be the new normal, whatever that new normal will look like. This applies to web designers as well.

While design trends may tend to change with time, some are more or less evergreen. If they change at all, the change is slow, while newer ones may suddenly be thrust upon us.

None of the following 5 new design trends for 2021 should cause a web designer any grief. They are not radical, mind-bending conceptions. They make sense, they are not difficult to implement, and they even suggest that the new normal may be an improvement over the old one.

We’ll show you examples of websites that are already incorporating some of these new trends, together with a selection of BeTheme pre-built websites that are also onboard.

Use soothing and reassuring color palettes

Strong, bold color palettes along with a variety of gradient schemes have been emphasized in recent design trends to capture a visitor’s attention.

We’ve tired of the stress, strain, and shouting associated with 2020’s “normal”, and we are more than ready to change to calmer times, and softer and more toned-down color palettes as well.

The Bellroy company’s website is an excellent example of a toned-down look. You can in fact almost smell the leather in its line of practical everyday products.

With the best web hosting, you can get your website online, quickly and easily, for a minimum cost. But web hosting providers aren’t always the best at explaining why you should choose their service over rival providers.

Instead, they tend to throw gaudy price banners and confusing jargon at you, seemingly in the hope that you’ll be impressed. So finding the best web hosting can be a perplexing and tiresome business. To save you the hassle, we’ve gathered together the very best web hosting providers of 2021, all in one handy post.

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