I created all of these images within a very short time. As you read about each of these images, I will detail what I did to either customize the template or not customize it. That's what Adobe Express is, it's a template program. This simple logo above for Itapizzacrust.com (a made up example) I created inside Adobe Express and used Google Translate online to come up with a few token words. I decided to make a more layed back pizza place example before the Italian Resturaunt above. Still, I made this logo in Adobe Express. But this logo had to be manipulated in Adobe Photoshop. Notice how the bottom edge of the pizza slice aligns with the yellow bckground as compared to before where it did not. I changed that with a layer and the paint brush tool in Adobe Photoshop. This menu above was all made in Adobe Photoshop. In this logo, or it could be a sticker, I replaced the text with something familiar and the skull was actually entirely a new image from the Adobe Stock inside Adobe Express. I get all these pre-designed templates to choose from and it's as easy as replacing the text, maybe changing the colors, or replacing images, in pre-defined templates of things like logos, cards, resumes, Facebook sized posts, Instagram posts, stickers, resumes, flyers, and brochures. There are more templates too to choose from too. The thing is, these images are great for the web, they come in reduced pixel dimensions, but not so great for print unless I manipulate the image further in Adobe Photoshop or a similar image editing program. With my abilities these templates can serve as basis for creating your intentions for promoting whatever it is your website is all about. By changing just two letters in this logo I came pretty close to the real logo all within 60 seconds. Another logo that I changed to my own idea very quickly but my skill was needed to make this one. I think this logo, with one change I made, is actually very close to something that a professional would like to use very much. I changed the colors from this template to match my text idea, sometimes using one image for another purpose is pleasantly surprising, like this logo turned out. This is a great example of how pre-designed images in Adobe Express can be used for our purposes to make really good and useful looking graphics. With my subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud and the client paying me, all these images retain the copyright to the final purchaser which in a client's case, would be you.