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Creative, Design 1

Facebook Friday: What Is Your Favorite Design App? [Poll]

Posted By Eric Dye on June 1, 2012

Last week’s Facebook Friday poll had a clear winner, but I was surprised with the second most popular platform.

Take a look at the results from last week’s Facebook Friday question, What is your church website built on? (see results)

This week, we’ll take a look at design apps!

This Week’s Facebook Friday Poll

What is your favorite design app?

Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Fireworks
Adobe Illustrator
Pixelmator
Acorn
Gimp

I just randomly added some apps to choose from, so if your favorite isn’t listed, be sure to add it.

Take the poll, now!

The Results

Not even close, but I did expect to see a little more variety.

What do you think?

About Eric Dye: I ♥ 8BIT, ChurchMag, Finding Justice and Live Theme. I blog sometimes.

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