CorelDRAW and Adobe Illustrator vector software, and Adobe Photoshop, personal experience, using Adobe Illustrator to design is better, some people may object, but it can't be wrong. Because Adobe Illustrator(AI) and Adobe Photoshop(PS) are products of the same company and have good compatibility, at least the two softwares are interoperable. Why didn't you say this? Because I am lazy, I don't want to use CorelDRAW(CDR) to convert it into AI format and then transfer it to PS. CDR can directly pull relatively simple graphics into AI. But you can't directly drag it into PS, you must first convert it into AI format, and AI can't directly drag graphics into CDR, but the high version of CDR can file in AI format, and Adobe Illustrator can't directly open the file in CDR format. See, I am lazy for a reason, because AI can directly drag it into PS to do some effects, and everyone says that it is made with vector software to design logo. But PS can also be a vector. You can use the vector tool of PS to make the logo, and then how to export the AI format by working path. Well, it's also a vector diagram, so the two softwares are better compatible with the products of the same company, because many source files made by vector software need to be applied with renderings or something, and to show the effect to customers, then you have to use the flat boss PS to do it, so it is recommended to learn AI. Because the shortcut keys of AI are basically the same as those of PS, the shortcut keys of CDR are different, but if you want to do graphic design, you must learn them. Because there are many CDRs used in typesetting and printing, it is recommended to learn directly from Adobe Illustrator to design logo.