I use Adobe Acrobat when reviewing, annotating, and finalising design proofs to ensure accuracy and consistency across all documents.

I turn to Illustrator for designing vector-based UI elements like logos and custom illustrations that need to be crisp and scalable.

I use InDesign when designing multi-page layouts such as brochures, magazines, proposals, and brand guidelines, ensuring consistency and precision throughout.

I use Photoshop when editing and enhancing images, creating visual assets, or developing concepts that require pixel-level precision.

I use Photoshop Express when I need quick, on-the-go edits for social media content.

I turn to XD for fast, flexible wireframing and prototyping—perfect for testing ideas before development begins.

I use Adobe Premiere Pro to bring stories to life through precise editing, colour grading, and seamless transitions, whether for promotional content or internal presentations.

I use Figma when collaborating on UI/UX design projects, allowing for real-time feedback, rapid iteration, and seamless handoff to developers.

I use Procreate when developing illustrations, concept art, or hand-drawn assets for both digital and print projects.

I have used Affinity Designer to design scalable graphics for digital and print projects, especially when working outside the Adobe ecosystem.

I have used Affinity Publisher to create print-ready publications, integrating text, imagery, and styles into clean, professional layouts when working outside the Adobe ecosystem.

I have used Microsoft PowerPoint to develop professional presentations that effectively communicate ideas, data, and design thinking.

I turn to Notion for everything from content calendars and mood boards to journaling and client tracking—it keeps my creative life running smoothly.

I can use Float to streamline resource planning, helping projects run smoothly and teams stay balanced and efficient.