Collaborative, live, role-based marketing collateral editing within design template

Ability to collaborate in designed version of content - no need for extra design time. Effective permissions control on viewing, editing, and exporting. Amazing support and collaborative development

No true change tracking feature (only a changelog) Some browser compatibility issues Occasional slow performance No offline editing option

I used this software for purchasing things. It was good experience for me. I would like to suggest others.

You can add your brand and if the quality of product is good. Then you don't need to put an extra effort and money for marketing. All you have yo do is register your brand at outfit and your product will be seen by number of Outfit users. They will pick it up and it will increase the value of your product.

There is nothing like dislike in this software. It is easy to use one thing only is that any one can register here if the quality of product is not good that users can also sell their product.

I love getting good looking outputs with no design experience.

Repeatable assets, clone and go. I don't need any design experience.

Interface can be a bit clunky. A lot of clicking around.

Easy but need more options for imagery

Easy to use new updates all the time add in own images

templates set up my Monash arent great, and not very flexible for our requirements - internal issue

Outfit is a tool that for the most part will give you what you put into it. We often have frustrations with it, but they are mostly around the restrictions of our own templates that have been built for our large organisation, and so don't always have the flexibility we would like. I feel this is more of an organisational issue though rather than a flaw in the program itself.

The ability to share projects with colleagues and upload your own images for use within templates is excellent.

It can be hard to find projects if you have a lot of them. It would be great to have a filtering tool beyond the standard search function.

More efficiency and more control.

I like that: - Outfit is flexible enough that I can reorder, delete, and add sections as needed. - I can see a preview of my newsletter and send the preview link to others to review. - It's easy to export and download my docs. - Saving a doc no longer closes it (nice feature update!).

I wish Outfit: - Included a better way to track text changes within documents so others could easily see changes -- a similar experience to tracking changes within a Word or Google doc. Comparing through revision history is not efficient. - Would auto-save docs.

Okay, but can be a little frustrating

Templates are very simple - Good for basic use in creating flyers, postcards etc

Templates are too rigid. You can slightly move things around so some design tasks won't in the provided templates

Many features and collaborations. Great to work within either small group or large group.

I'm not a heavy user so far and I feel I cannot use some features. I think youtube tutorial video would help for newbies.

You don't need to know any graphic design or brand guidelines to create a marketing collateral. Just click and type.

The interface is not very intuitive. If the template has a few pages, it gets very confusing the navigation.

The fact that is easy to use, different options and features to make your webpage look just the way you want.

Sometimes it can get a bit overwhelming with so many projects and connected links to find the right page.

I like the concept and the system and it works well for most things. But everyone I speak too who uses Outfit always mentioned they 'export the framework and then manipulate and edit in Acrobat Pro'. I don't feel that's a good use and value of people time to be double handling I think regualr comms for our central team or produced by Outfit would help eg: 1-2min user tips or videos, that show tricks, hints and insider tips on best practice, how to use or how to deal with common challenges.

This is a great template system to encourage understanding of and how to use the brand. It allows for consistency across collateral produced by the university. It is fairly intuitive to use

I've noticed inconsistency within the suites of templates eg font size, typeface changes, formatting: If producing multiple flyers with different content - say one needs 3 images and the other only 1 - the fonts and typeface differ, formatting changes. This can be frustrating, as you then have a suite of flier that all look different. Also Font size on posters can be very small. A lot of feedback from attendees at events is they can't read what's on an A3, A2 or A1 poster from a distance.

Overall Outfit is great! I just use it *all the time* and it has a huge value for me so I wish it had more functionality

I can quickly and easily create professional looking, brand-approved ads. I create multiple ads a day so this is great and simple to teach other people to use as well

The lack of ability to change things such as font color, add additional text fields, amount of color, transparency, etc.

Overall, outfit has enabled members of the University (that wouldn't normally be able to create a professional looking/branded document) to provide us with items of a high quality for printing - rather than providing sub-par word documents and powerpoint templates, that don't do the brand justice.

Extremely handy for putting together quick items with mail merges eg. certificates, name tags etc. Provides a good wide range of options for clients to create whole suites of items with on-brand templates

Bulk exports prove to be a bit of an issue, and breaking merge items down into small batches can prove to be time consuming. Our clients (as printers) send us incorrect templates that don't include trim/bleed quite regularly, and this is seemingly not a clear option when exporting items.

Ease of use, quick and easy job execution

To be able to add new items in the templates.

I have mixed feelings about Outfit. Mostly helps in saving time with repetitive tasks like Name Tags. But at times some basics, which you would expect from a product like this, are missing.

- Ease of Use - Time efficient - Certain complex tasks have been very simplified - For e.g. Changing the hue shade of banner images

- Certain basic features are missing for e.g. Unable to transform the alignment of text boxes, unable to include the title of an event if it has a long name etc. - Some templates are difficult to work with and do not offer enough flexibility

The support staff are friendly and helpful but I have not used the program much as I find it is limited. Because I don't use it much, my skills haven't advanced so I'm really not a good one to be completing this survey.

Not much. I found it difficult to use so have not used it much.

Too restrictive. Never a template that completely suited my needs. No flexibility. Then challenging getting it signed off.

Getting creatives for the constant flow of campaigns we're launching was a pain point; our asks were too frequent and too time-sensitive to keep pouring on our creative team. Outfit was definitely a game changer to get things out the door in real-time

That if you edit one, you can't apply it to all other sizes in your folder. If you have one change to make you have to go through one by one, size by size, and that definitely becomes time consuming

Staff are exceptionally professional and respond very quickly to all queries.

Table and layout responsiveness is great Image inter change

Reviewing and sending back amends back to stokeholds is clunky - one should be able to add corrections directly to the layout as per PDFs Dashboard not user friendly

It's useful for producing on-brand collateral which is helpful in a very large organisation

It's difficult to stray outside the brand guidelines, which is important from a marketing perspective.

It's clunky to use and not very intuitive.

For the simple graphics, banners and so on, it is ok. You need to learn how to do it, as it is not really intuitive, but as I said at the beginning - it is a great tool for people who don't have designing experience and want to create simple graphic.

It is great for people who don't know how to use design software to create their graphics. I like that there are brand standards applied and you don't need to think about it.

It is not flexible. I can't change for example colour of one word if i need to emphesize something in the sentence. There are themes and you can't change it. It would be great if I can have for example two boxes next to each other where each of them have separate content. It would be great if we can add picture in the design.

It's been alright. I like the concept of Outfit, but I think there is a lot of things Outfit could improve on such as flexibility with ad creation that would help the platform succeed.

I like the ability to create my own banner ads.

I feel as if there are a lot of restrictions on Outfit with banner size and font sizes. The spacing is awkward at times and does not allow me to place the titles where I would like them. I wish there was more freedom on title placement instead of the given lines that Outfit has locked in.

As a newish client, adopting Outfit was super easy. Your results are only as good as your template designs, so keep reviewing the purpose and usability of the templates and update regularly. Be clear about your brand as well, so your team of users internally understands how to utilize the templates properly.

A very supporting team at Outfit makes all the difference to workflows for us. People with some design experience looking for a quick way to share the work load on multiple tasks of similar style really can benefit from Outfit.

Some of our clients internally experience the templates we had designed for their purposes to be a bit inflexible. So we are working this through. For more complex design jobs, we weren't able to make use of Outfit. Gradually customizing to suit out evolving needs.

It's relatively easy to use and ensures brand consistency across the entire institution.

Sometimes, when adding too many restrictions to a template (to ensure it's on brand), it becomes less user-friendly. It's a balance between keeping things on brand and ensuring it works for the user.

Generally good, except for a few frustrations around locked templates, and a lack of general images and templates being uploaded to our system. Overall a strong alternative to traditional marketing design.

It allows me to complete simple tasks like flyers, posters, invitations without the annoying turnaround times for our internal marketing team It is easy to use and makes sense

the rigidity of the templates is frustrating. Anything that is slightly different requires a full marketing brief. EG I recently needed a postcard. The template was great but I wanted to remove 1 element of text. As this wasn't possible I had to send this to marketing and ended up with 2 weeks minimum turnaround. The ability to edit templates and send to reviewer for approval would make life a lot easier.

Good overall I’ll continue to use.

Convenient when I have ad hoc requests. Most of the time I’m creating similar requests and I can just duplicate past projects.

There are restrictions on what I can and can’t do for simple modifications